Think about Marley in “Saying Farewell to a Faithful Pal.” In what ways did Marley help Grogan to be human? How might Grandin have
characterized Marley?

“Saying Farewell to a Faithful Pal” has been a story by John Grogan. It has been based on the relationship between the pet and the owner. The story has been able to deliver the idea that one can learn a lot of things from animals.

Marley has been the pet dog of Grogan. He has been able to rise the insensitive and affectionate feeling of Grogan and make him a better person.

Marley has been characterized as the obedient, most loving, dog with the peculiar qualities. He has been the terrible dog with smart and represented qualities.

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Answer and Explanation:

1. Marley helped Grogan to be a human because he stimulated Grogan's sensitivity, making him feel a strong affection for Marley, just as Marley felt for him. Sensitivity is something inherent to the human being and many times, we need a very strong moment to realize that we have it. Grogan had these strong moments with Marley, who was always on his side, like a faithful friend.

2. Marley was characterized as a terrible dog, but that was what made Marley great. Marley was smart, peculiar and unique. All of these characteristics were very well represented, making everyone want it.

the correct answer is d

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