What is the central idea of a days wait?

Answer 1

1-characters two types

2-tell me something about each of these characters?

-father:

-schatz:

-doctor:

3-conflict

3 types: A:

B:

C:

In a sentence or two, describe the conflict of this story:

Answer 2

The central idea of "A Day's Wait" by Ernest Hemingway is the theme of misunderstanding and miscommunication between a father and his son. The son mistakenly believes he is going to die from a high fever when he overhears the doctor's prognosis, while the father thinks his son is simply under the weather. It explores the emotional distance between the characters and the impact that lack of clear communication can have on relationships.

Answer 3

"A Day's Wait" is written in first person from the father's point of view. The story is written in more of a matter-of-fact style, so it may seem cold and heartless, but this style allows the reader to decide what that person is feeling on their own.

Answer 4

The ferryman first noticed the old man at daybreak. He sat hunched on the riverbank as the ferryman readied his raft for the days journey.

Question: What is the main topic? Answer please.. :)

Answer 5

in Your mama

Answer 6

the end