On page 2, what is the effect of comparing
George to Odysseus?
The mentio of danger indicates...
On page 2, what is the effect of comparing
George to Odysseus?
The mentio of danger indicates George's
nervousness about being at the fair.
The reference to unimagined wonders describes
George's disbelief at what he is seeing.
The mention of sailing provides a contrast to
George's experience on a farm.
The reference to an adventurer shows George's
sense that he is an explorer in a strange land.
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