Hornbill (Prose): We're Not Afraid to Die… if We Can All Be Together · Class 11 · CBSE · Science English
How do the children contribute to the family’s survival and morale during the dangerous voyage?
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How do the children contribute to the family’s survival and morale during the dangerous voyage?
Answer: Jonathan and Sue show remarkable courage despite the danger and their own injuries. Their willingness to help and Jonathan’s assurance that they are not afraid to die as long as they remain together give the narrator emotional strength and inspire the entire family to remain united.
Solution
The children are not merely passive victims of the storm. Their courage, cooperation and faith in family unity strengthen the adults and help everyone face the crisis with determination.
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