How does the fact that the merchant's son looks to harm his new wife three times in "All for a Paisa" help convey the theme that
some people simply cannot be helped?
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Www
O
That he believes his wife deserves to be harmed shows readers that there must be something wrong with her.
That he believes it is wise to hurt his own wife shows readers that she has placed herself in a situation no one can
get her out of.
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A
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O
That he is willing to commit a violent act on another person shows readers that he is deeply evil.
That he is repeatedly willing to hurt someone who has only ever helped him shows readers that he will never
change
change.
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Respuesta :

That he is repeatedly willing to hurt someone who has only ever helped him shows readers that he will never change.

Indeed, you find in this statement all the different elements which were contained in the question:

  • the main inclination towards violence is conveyed by "looks to harm" in the question and "is ... willing to hurt someone" in the last answer-statement;
  • the victim is both times depicted as being someone who is supposed to be a friend rather than an enemy: "his wife" and "someone who has only ever helped him;"
  • the idea of recidivism is expressed by "three times" in the question and mentioned in the statement through the word "repeatedly;"
  • the pessimistic tone of the question, created by the phrase "some people cannot be helped," applies to the merchant's son who we are told "will never change."
Eboca

Answer:

don't understand what all that means sorry

Explanation: