Comparison Of Gary Blackwood's 'Noah Count And The Arkansas Ark'

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In the story “Noah Count and the Arkansas Ark” by Gary Blackwood, the narrator demonstrates the value of education by showing the audience that Gary doesn’t agree with them at first about all their silly beliefs and his attitude about them, but was later on shown that they were indeed correct. The narrator shows in the beginning that Gary thinks they are wrong, but starts to get more convinced in the middle of the story, and then ends up believing them after all.

In the beginning of the story Gary says that his family has no clue about science, “them things got no basis at all in science.”, meaning Gary doesn’t believe them when they say that all the signs they show him can mean that it will rain. Gary says in paragraph 4 “Rain? there’s
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In “Noah Count and the Arkansas Ark” The author Gary Blackwood demonstrates the value of education by showing that the Appletons family was not very educated; however, the son was. When the grandma started saying things like, “A cat a snizzin’ always means rain”, the son told her that it was nothing but tales and had nothing to do with science. However, throughout the story, the son thinks that he is smarter than his family, but he will stand up for his family when talked about, and learns a valuable…

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