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Ne4ueva [31]
2 years ago
9

Kibuka is not sure life is worth living until his grandson gives him a

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frutty [35]2 years ago
7 0

The correct answer is a "Pig."

<em>Kibuka is not sure life is worth living until his grandson gives him a Pig.</em>

The main character of “The Pig” is Kibuka. Kibuka is not sure life is worth living until his grandson gives him a Pig. It was a big surprise gift from him.

The author of “The Pig” is Lynda Metcalf. She describes the moment this way: “Kibuka was more delighted than ever. He had never seen so small a pig before, and he spent a good ten minutes marveling at its tiny twinkling eyes, its minute hoofs, and its wisp of a tail. When his grandson drove away, he waved happily from the doorstep, the piglet clutched tenderly to his chest.”

The relationship between Kibuka and the pig can be describes as Captivated.


klasskru [66]2 years ago
3 0

Kibuka is not sure life is worth living until his grandson gives him a

A. Dog

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