In the story, "The Soft-Hearted Sioux" by Zitkala-Sa, what does the narrator do after bringing the meat to his father and finding him dead?

a. He returns to the pasture and kills the rest of the cows.

b. He gives himself up to the white men.

c. He runs away and lives on his own.

d. He and his mother go off in search of their tribe.

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Alfred Sawyer

10 April, 06:21

In the story, "The Soft-Hearted Sioux" by Zitkala-Sa, what does the narrator do after bringing the meat to his father and finding him dead?

a. He returns to the pasture and kills the rest of the cows.

b. He gives himself up to the white men.

c. He runs away and lives on his own.

d. He and his mother go off in search of their tribe.

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Teagan · Answer 1

In the story, "The Soft-Hearted Sioux" by Zitkala-Sa, the narrator returns to the pasture and kills the rest of the cows after bringing the meat to his father and finding him dead. The answer is letter A. It shows how he cared his father deeply and it made him furious and angry as to why his father was killed.