WILL GIVE BRAINLEST In the story, “Old Yeller”, the author introduces the audience to a dynamic character named Travis. Use evidence from the text to describe how the main character changed throughout the story. Your response should include a minimum of three examples to support your claim that Travis has changed and it should be written using complete sentences. Use a text entry or file upload to submit this assignment.

Helpful Hint:

Consider Travis at the beginning, middle, and the end of the story. What has changed about this character's thoughts, feelings, or attitudes?

Beginning: Describe how Travis thinks or feels about his brother or the dog.

Middle: What happens to spark a change in his thoughts or feelings about his brother or the dog?

End: What evidence can you locate to prove there has been a change in his attitude toward his brother or the dog?

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