How does the author of "Excerpt from Julie of the Wolves" present a contrast to this idea? by

Sergio Lopez

2025-04-15 00:17:41 UTC

She contrasts this idea by showing the friendly side of wolves. In the text it states”if he was calm they were calm” this shows that wolves are not afraid of humans and showing their friendly side of wolves. In the text it also states”amaroq was looking at her”. This shows that the wolf looked at her but didn’t attack.overall,She contrasts this idea by showing the friendly side of wolves.

Andrea Espinar

2025-04-15 01:13:08 UTC

The author of "Excerpt from Julie of the Wolves" present a contrast to this idea by she contrast this idea by showing the friendly side of wolfs. In the text it states "if he was calm, they were calm". This shows she contrast this idea by showing the friendly side of wolfs. In additional " Amaroq was looking at her" This shows she contrast this idea by showing the friendly side of wolfs.

Marvin Pierre Louis

2025-04-15 15:01:48 UTC

The author of "Excerpt from Julie of the wolves" presents a contrast to this idea by showing a friendly side of the wolves. In the text it states "Amaroq glanced at his paw and slowly turned his head her way without lifting his eyes. he licked his shoulder. A few matted hairs sprang apart...mass near the den entrance." This quote shows hows Amaroq didn't really care about hurting the girl and even acknowledge her even if it was a little bit which shows the friendly side of Amaroq. In the text it also states "When she opened them her heart skipped excitedly. Amaroq was looking at her." This quote shows how Amaroq had never fully acknowledged Miyax which showed an even friendlier side of the wolf. In conclusion The author of "Excerpt from Julie of the wolves" presents a contrast to this idea by showing a friendly side of the wolves.

Marvin Pierre Louis

2025-04-15 15:16:36 UTC

In ¨Excerpt from Julie of the Wolves¨ the details about the setting affect the story by showing us that despite the way the setting is Miyax is still hopeful. In the text it staten¨By imitating this signal with her forefinger, Miyax had lured many squirrels to her hand. If she could discover such a gesture for the wolves she would be able to make friends with them and share their food, like a bird or a fox.¨ This quote shows how Miyax found an idea which made her hopeful because she believes it is the solution to her problem. In the text it also states¨It had been a frightening moment when two days ago she realized the tundra was an ocean of grass on which she was circling around and around. Now as that fear overcame her again she closed her eyes. When she opened them her heart skipped excitedly Amaroq was looking at her!." This quote shows despite of the fear that overcame Miyax due to the setting she was still hopeful after Amaroq looked at her.

Andrea Espinar

andreakarolinae1 — 2025-04-15 15:24:42 UTC

The author of "Excerpt from Julie of the Wolves" present a contrast to this idea by she contrast this idea by showing the friendly side of wolfs. In states "if he was calm, they were calm". This shows she contrast this idea by showing the friendly side of wolfs. In additional " Amaroq was looking at her" This shows she contrast this idea by showing the friendly side of wolfs.

The author of “Excerpt from Julie of the wolves” the details about the setting affect the story by building suspense. In the text it states “She waited Patience with the ways of nature had been instilled in her by her father. This shows setting affect the story by building suspense. In states “Long minutes passed, and the black wolf did not look at her”. This shows setting affect the story by building suspense. Overall the details about the setting affect the story by building suspense.

Julia Dinar

2025-04-15 18:11:24 UTC

In many parts of the world, wolves are typically feared by humans. The author Jean George contrasts this idea by showing the friendly side of wolves. In the text the author states ”The great wolf’s eyes softened at the sight of the little wolves, then quickly hardened into brittle yellow jewels as he scanned the flat tundra.” This quote illustrates the softness of wolves. In the text the author states “Now as that fear overcame her again she closed her eyes. When she opened them her heart skipped excitedly Amaroq was looking at her.” This quote shows how the wolf left Miyax alone even after looking at her which supports the author's contrasting idea. In conclusion, in many parts of the world, wolves are typically feared by humans. The author Jean George contrasts this idea by showing the friendly side of wolves.