What is the activating circumstance?

The panthers being hungry for food

What realization does the hunter have at the end of the story?

The child was his own, not the neighbours

What the significance of the title "Do Seek Their Meat from God"

Shows how the panthers rely on instincts and not morality to survive.

What is the conclusion/denoument?

The panthers are killed and the hunter and his child survive

How do you think the panther cubs and the human child mirror each other?

Both need their parents' protection to survive

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1
What is the conflict?
Person vs person
Person vs environment
Person vs self
Person vs god
2
What is the activating circumstance?
The hunter shoots the panther
The panther attacks the hunter
The hunter argues with the parent about leaving his child alone
The panthers being hungry for food
3
Authors Last Name
Bradbury
Roberts
Minco
Wilson
4
What realization does the hunter have at the end of the story?
He should have lived in the city
The child was his own, not the neighbours
The panthers had no reason to attack
He shouldn't have interfered with nature
5
What theme is explored by the panthers?
The dangers of ignorance
Humans should not interfere with nature
Nature is driven by survival
The evil of predators
6
What the significance of the title "Do Seek Their Meat from God"
Shows that the panthers are evil and deserve to get hunted.
Shows how the panthers rely on instincts and not morality to survive.
Represents how humans have total control over nature
Suggests that God punishes animals who attack humans
7
What is the conclusion/denoument?
The hunter scares away the panthers by shooting his gun
The panthers are killed and the hunter and his child survive
The male panther escapes with the baby and gets food
The hunter gets killed but saves his baby by sacrificing him self
8
What type of conflict is shown when the man debates whether to help the child?
Person vs. Nature
Person vs. Society
Person vs. Self
Person vs. Person
9
How do you think the panther cubs and the human child mirror each other?
Both are aggressive and dangerous
Both are raised in the forest
Both need their parents' protection to survive
Both are left alone by their parents
10
What does the forest symbolize in the story?
Represents humans superiority over animals
Represents the romantic and safe side of the wild
Represents natural order
Represents the beauty of untouched land
11
What literary devices is used in this excerpt:
Imagery
Personification
Symbolism
Foreshadowing

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