Read the excerpt from part 2 of Zeitoun. Zeitoun went outside, the air humid and gusty. He tied the canoe to the back porch. The water was whispering through the cracks in the back fence, rising up. It was flowing into his yard at an astonishing rate. As he stood, it swallowed his ankles and crawled up his shins. Back inside, he continued to move everything of value upward. As he did, he watched the water erase the floor and climb the walls. In another hour there was three feet of water indoors. And his house was three feet above street level. What conclusion can readers draw about this character vs. nature conflict?

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Camron Gaines

11 April, 09:20

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Lilliana Hester · Answer 1

Despite Zeitoun's competence, his home sustains damage.

Tabitha Robles · Answer 2

Were you given any answer choices? If not, I believe that this character's house is being flooded.