English, 02.12.2020 06:50 Suhayb981

PART A: How does Leita's character change throughout the story ? ( The Third Wish) A: While Leita begins the story loving Mr. Peters , her love eventually fades.
B: Leita resents Mr. Peters from the beginning, and is relieved when she becomes a swan again.
C: Leita goes from enjoying her life with Mr. Peters , to missing her life as a swan.
D: Leita wants to be a human from the beginning , and is upset when Mr. Peters goes against her wishes and returns her to her original form.

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Answer from: NathanaelLopez

The way in which the character of Leita evolves all through the story would be:

C). Leita goes from enjoying her life with Mr. Peters to missing her life as a swan.

The evolution or the change that the character Leita faces in the story begins from her cheerful life along with Mr. Peers and ending up with missing her swan's life. This shift from her happy and enjoyous life to the sad life of losing her swan's life and wish to be a swan again shows the change that she develops.

Thus, option C is the correct answer.

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Answer from: esta54

Leita's character changes throughout the story in the following manner:

C. Leita goes from enjoying her life with Mr. Peters to missing her life as a swan.

Explanation:

Mr. Peters and Leita are characters in the short story "The Third Wish", by Joan Aiken. Leita was originally as swan. She was transformed into a woman after Mr. Peters, who was granted three wishes by the King of the Forest, uses his first wish. He asks for a wife as beautiful as the forest.

At the beginning, Leita enjoys being a human and being married to Mr. Peters. She is a good wife to him, and she seems happy. But it does not take long for her to start missing her old life as a swan. And she begins to spend more and more time by the river to stay with her sister, who is still a swan.

Mr. Peter asks Leita if she has stopped loving him, but she says she hasn't. She still loves him. Then he asks if she wants to go back to being a swan, but Leita believes that wouldn't be fair to him. She cares about him too much to simply leave him. However, Mr. Peter eventually does wish for her transformation. She is grateful and, along with her sister, remains by his side even as a swan.

Taking the details above into consideration, we can eliminate options A, B, and D. She does not resent him in any way, nor does she stop loving him. Option C is the best Leita goes from enjoying her life with Mr. Peters to missing her life as a swan.

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