Based on the story, what is the narrator’s view of the Prussian soldiers compared to the French civilians and soldiers in the story "The Prisoners?"

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umm · Answer

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umm · Answer

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sierramessmear · Answer

hang on lol sorry

umm · Answer

Alright; no worries.

TheSmartOne · Answer

It's just the story, which you can find here http://www.online-literature.com/maupassant/271/ He's an awesome author Are there answer choices for this question or is it free response?

sierramessmear · Answer

free response

sierramessmear · Answer

i hope this one works

TheSmartOne · Answer

Alright, so do you think the Prussian soldiers who get trapped in the basement are the good guys or bad guys according to the narrator?

TheSmartOne · Answer

Actually let me rephrase that, the Prussians (aka Germans) are fighting against the French.

So how does Berthine and the rest of the town react and respond to having Prussians?

And notice that your question asks about the narrator. The narrator has a different perspective than the rest of the town. Berthine only fed the Prussians because she was vulnerable and had no other choice but to let them in and feed them.

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