English 50 points the man who would be king pages 13-25 how do dravot and carnehan alter their appearance for their journey to kafiristan? what does their willingness to shed their identity as englishmen reveal about their views of the british empire? how does the narrator’s descriptions of his job and newspaper office compare to the adventures of dravot and carnehan as they journey to kafiristan? what do you learn about the narrator’s view of life as an englishman in india? how do dravot and carnehan first gain the trust of the natives in kafiristan? what does this reveal about their attitude toward the natives? what methods does the author use to create a longer passage of time in this section of the novella? how does the passage of time relate to the plot? how do dravot and carnehan work to establish peace in the region? how do the actions of dravot and carnehan in kafiristan compare to the actions of the british empire?

The answer to the first question is that Dravot and Carnehan change their appearances by getting rid of their beards and changing up their hairstyles.

For your second question, the narrator's descriptions of his job and newspapers office compare to the adventures of Dravot and Carnehan because of the way they're both told with passion.

Thirdly, peace was brougtht to the people of Kafiristan thanks to these men who fought their battles. The natives needed guidance which for Dravot and Carnehan was extremely convinient considering they wanted to be kings.

In regards to question number 4, the narrator asks many questions and goes through process of reunited with Peachey and getting sidetracked by his scars instead of focusing on him. The passage of time relates back to the plot because the two men built a relationship with the journalist

And lastly, Dravot and Carnehan greatly help people in the region by building up their new tech. This made the people of the region very appreciative of their contribution. Compared to the British empire they helped build an army which was very helpful.

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