How does the excerpt from A Long Way Gone end? Beah becomes an orphan and is made into a child soldier. Beah has a flashback of his grandmother's village before the attack. Beah reflects on a comparison between the civil war and independence. Beah and his friends head back to Mogbwemo to find their families

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Nichols

6 November, 18:00

How does the excerpt from A Long Way Gone end? Beah becomes an orphan and is made into a child soldier. Beah has a flashback of his grandmother's village before the attack. Beah reflects on a comparison between the civil war and independence. Beah and his friends head back to Mogbwemo to find their families

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Khalil Larsen · Answer 1

The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "Beah and his friends head back to Mogbwemo to find their families." the excerpt from A Long Way Gone end is that Beah and his friends head back to Mogbwemo to find their families

Drew Castro · Answer 2

In the end of the book, Beah describes the tradition of storytelling in his village, but it is not a chronological order of the book. The book is told in non-linear style regarding protagonist's flashbacks. This is a flashback and the correct answer is Beah has a flashback of his grandmother’s village before the attack.