What where we told about Walt's masters? What can you tell about his characters

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The story opens with a description of Walt

and details about his life:

Walt Masters is not a very large boy, but

in some ways he is like a man. There are

many things he has never seen, because he

has lived in the wilderness all his life. He has

never seen a train or an elevator, nor has he

ever seen a farm, a plow, a cow, or even a

chicken. He has never gone to a picnic or

party, nor talked to a girl. But he has seen

the sun at midnight and played beneath the

northern lights.

Walt is the only young white boy

in thousands of square miles of frozen

wilderness. He can trade with the Indians for

their precious furs. He can bake bread and

shoot a moose. He can also drive his team of

wild wolf dogs fifty miles a day on the snowpacked trail.

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Walt was born a thousand miles or so down

the Yukon,1 in a trading post below the Ramparts.

After his mother died, his father and he came up

on the river, step by step, from camp to camp,

till now they are settled down on the Mazy May

Explanation:

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question

discuss the two key differences between the prose form of sojourner truth’s speech and the poetic version. use evidence from both texts to support your response.