Answer:
This question relates to “The Bond Love”:
Bruno is a bear that was found in the field by the author of the story who gives it to his wife. Both take great affection as Bruno grows. Despite being a wild animal, the bear is kind and playful with the family and even the other pets that live with it. After a while, Bruno is sent to the zoo leaving the author's wife and Bruno very sad. After three months, the wife visits Bruno at the zoo and the feeling of happiness of both is incomparable. This demonstrates that animals also have feelings, emotions and deep bonds with those who care for them and treat them well. Animals do not forget those they have loved and especially those who have given love.
At the end, she got permission to take Bruno back home.
Explanation:
In the novel, Durham's had created new and kind of extraordinary foods from ordinary products, like alchemists creating gold from regular metals.
They are suspicious because they do not go to church. they have been subjects of scary rumors for many years and this idea frightened the children in town. it is said that there is a ghost in the house, that they killed the creature inside the house and that Radl pecans might kill them.
Cinderella allows herself to be treated horribly and expects to be rescued as a reward. (damsel in distress)
