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How would you describe the Taximan?
Taximan – He is a talkative and observant person, and a doting father. He criticizes youngsters for being escorts. 2. Lay Choo – She is hypocritical, materialistic, smart and filial.
What point of view is the Taximans story?
Second-person point of view, in which the author uses you and your, is rare; authors seldom speak directly to the reader.
Do you think the characters and personality of the taxi driver is true for all taxi drivers?
No, Because people have the same personality.
What is the main idea of a story?
The main idea of a story is the central point or big picture concept that the reader should walk away with. One of the best ways to determine the main idea is to identify things that are not the main idea. The main idea is not detailed; it’s a concept that encompasses the entire book.
Why is the theme of a story important Brainly?
The theme of a story is important because a story’s theme is part of the reason why the author wrote the story. The author has a message he wants to share with readers, and he uses his story as a way to get that message across.
What is the why of a story?
The ‘why’ serves as both an anchor and compass, guiding you through every decision — big and small — and ensuring that the book is always about something. That converts into resonance for readers, raising the story above being simply a sequence of Things That Happen towards having actual meaning.
Where do you think the story takes place?
SETTING — The time and location in which a story takes place is called the setting.
Do you have sympathy for the Taximan?
If the story is true, I have my full sympathy for the taximan because he encounters cases of rebellious young people lying to parents and clubbing all day daily via his work as a taximan and I
What was the mood of the Taximan’s story?
When we talk about the mood of the story, it is kind of like a typical normal day at first then a sudden glimpse of ‘mysterious mystery’ popped in evolving into something and revealing little by little with the taximan’s experiences from his work.
Why do I feel sorry for the Taximan?
But his favourite daughter, Lay Choo, who had the chance to go to university, did many immoral things like lying to her parents and going out with Caucasians. I feel sorry for the taximan because his daughter did something very wrong as caused hi to be heartbroken.
What does the last line of the Taximan say?
The last line of the text states him saying, “Must go off to Hotel Elroy… there plenty of young people to pick up shows a hypocrisy of him constantly complaining and saying to his passenger how disguted he is at how bad and rebellious these people are, yet he still goes to the places they go to pick them up to earn more money.