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What did the author believe in for a long time as mentioned in the text?
What did the author believe in for a long time as mentioned in the text?
- The harsh reality of the forest
- Hunting being unjust
- The Disney, fairy-tale version of the forest (correct)
- His mother's hunting preferences
How did the author's beliefs about the forest change as he grew older?
How did the author's beliefs about the forest change as he grew older?
- He stopped believing in happy endings and fairy tales.
- He began to see the harsh realities beyond the Disney version. (correct)
- He realized that Bambi always got out of the fire unharmed.
- He started hunting and killing animals for sport.
Why does the author mention being gulled by Disney and others?
Why does the author mention being gulled by Disney and others?
- To explain his childhood innocence and naivety (correct)
- To emphasize his love for hunting
- To highlight his belief in happy endings
- To promote Disney's version of reality
What is the author's attitude towards his earlier belief in the forest?
What is the author's attitude towards his earlier belief in the forest?
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What does the author suggest about his hunting experiences according to the text?
What does the author suggest about his hunting experiences according to the text?
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