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What is the conflict in Nadia the Willful?
Conflict. The conflict in this story is man vs man. Nadia wanted to talk about her brother Hamed because it made her feel better but Tarik banned his name from being spoken in their little town ever again. Nadia talked to her father about how talking about Hamed helped keep his face in their minds and Tarik agreed.
What happens to Nadia when she talks about Hamed?
When Nadia talked about Hamed, she felt the hurt inside her going away. She went to where the women were and talked about Hamed. She showed her bothers how to play games the way Hamed had taught her. She went to where the shepherds and sheep were and talked about Hamed.
Why is the clan afraid of Hamed’s name?
Why does Tarik forbid people to mention Hamed’s name? He blames his people for the loss of his son. It helps him to control his willful daughter. It hurts him to think about his lost son.
What is the theme of the story Nadia the Willful?
The theme of “Nadia the Willful” is that if you talk about your problems it can help you feel better. Nadia talked about Hamed so that she can remember him and that helped her feel not as sad.
How did Nadia the Willful get her nickname?
A young Bedouin girl has earned the nickname Nadia the Willful because of her quick temper. Her brother, Hamed, is the only one who can tame her temper, and when he disappears and is presumed dead, Nadia is sad and angry. Her father Tarik, also upset, decrees that no one shall speak Hamed’s name.
How has Nadia changed her response to Tarik’s order?
How has Nadia changed her response to Tarik’s order? The more Nadia spoke of Hamed, the clearer his face became in her mind.
How Did Nadia get her nickname Nadia the Willful?
A young Bedouin girl has earned the nickname Nadia the Willful because of her quick temper. Her brother, Hamed, is the only one who can tame her temper, and when he disappears and is presumed dead, Nadia is sad and angry.