What causes Mitchell to be jealous of Paul’s special privileges?
At first, Mitchell does not like Paul because he thinks Paul acts like he is better than everyone else. Then, Mitchell appreciates that Paul takes the blame for Ghost Wind's injury. He tells Paul that if his father had known it was him, he would have been in a lot of trouble. Mitchell is grateful, and he begins to respect Paul more. Paul respects Mitchell more because he was willing to take the blame. Which ideas did you include in your response? Select all that apply.Paul takes the blame for Mi
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Which phrases show Paul’s father’s viewpoint that he believes Paul should learn a lesson? Select all that apply.
What is Mitchell’s viewpoint?
How do Paul and Mitchell’s viewpoints toward each other change in the novel so far? Explain using details from the text.
At the beginning of the novel, Paul and Mitchell are enemies. Mitchell resents Paul because Paul is the son of a white landowner and can read, which makes Mitchell feel that Paul thinks he is better than him. However, their relationship changes significantly after Paul takes the blame for Mitchell when Ghost Wind is injured. Mitchell appreciates Paul's sacrifice and honesty, realizing that Paul saved him from severe punishment. This act of loyalty leads to a mutual respect between the two characters, as Mitchell begins to see Paul as an equal and a friend rather than a rival.
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