This Lord Munodi was a person of the first rank, and had been some years governor of Lagado; but, by a cabal of ministers, was discharged for insufficiency. However, the king treated him with tenderness, as a well-meaning man, but of a low contemptible understanding.

Who or what is the antagonist of the character vs. society conflict in the passage above?

a. the stupidity shown by Lord Munodi

b. the king of Laputa and the cabal of ministers

c. the new policies adopted by the people in Lagado

d. the feelings of Lord Munodi towards the king of Laputa

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Martin Gibbs

15 December, 03:20

This Lord Munodi was a person of the first rank, and had been some years governor of Lagado; but, by a cabal of ministers, was discharged for insufficiency. However, the king treated him with tenderness, as a well-meaning man, but of a low contemptible understanding.

Who or what is the antagonist of the character vs. society conflict in the passage above?

a. the stupidity shown by Lord Munodi

b. the king of Laputa and the cabal of ministers

c. the new policies adopted by the people in Lagado

d. the feelings of Lord Munodi towards the king of Laputa

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Deandre Cobb · Answer 1

The antagonist is the "bad guy," or the antithesis to the protagonist of a story. Here, the characters who impede Lord Munodi's happiness are B. the king of Laputa and the cabal of ministers.

The ministers are the ones who fired him - they are the society who are in conflict with the character of Munodi.

Marlie Robertson · Answer 2

The correct answer on edg. is C. the new policies adapted by the people in Lagado. I just took the test and b was wrong so I put c. and it was correct.