The Impact of Reflecting on a Fable on Attitudes

What change in attitude is likely to occur after reflecting on a fable?

A) Refraining from getting back at enemies

B) Working harder at getting people back who hurt

C) Working harder in school and trying to make straight A's

D) Being more generous with time and kinder to others

Final Answer:

Reflecting on the fable, Ian is likely to become more understanding and kinder, resonating with the story's themes of justice, temperance, and the importance of cultivating good character through actions.

After reflecting on the story, Ian is likely to exhibit a change in attitude consistent with greater compassion and understanding towards others. The fable's message emphasizes the virtues of justice, temperance, and the importance of good character. The narrative suggests that a person's true character is developed through their actions and habits, leading to a virtuous or flawed life, depending on the nature of those actions.

Given these themes, the most likely change in Ian's attitude would be towards being more considerate and kinder. Therefore, answer D, which states that Ian is now going to be more generous with his time and kinder to others, reflects the change in attitude that is consistent with the fable's teachings.

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