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In "No Witchcraft for Sale," the Farquars fail to treat Gideon as the intelligent adult he is because __________.
racism is the basic theme
Gideon gives for Teddy"little yellow head"because when he first see his head in white.
Gideon The mother The son The father Scientist
the conflict is, that nobody is answering this so i can use it :l
"No Witchcraft for Sale" by Doris Lessing illustrates how misunderstandings and conflicts can arise when different cultures interact. The story highlights the importance of respecting and understanding each other's beliefs and traditions in order to bridge cultural differences and foster harmony. Ultimately, it emphasizes the need for empathy, open-mindedness, and communication to navigate cultural differences effectively.
The story "No Witchcraft for Sale" included the characters of Gideon, the Farquars, and the cattle boy. The cattle boy tells the Farquars that Gideon is the son of a famous medicine man and to ask him about a root they were looking for.
Yes
yes its been on sale.
The moral of the the story puppies for sale is that we should understands them we should not behave that they are lame or not we should treat them equal.
John Newhill has written: 'The story of Sale from 1806 to 1876' 'Sale, Cheshire, in 1841'
yes