What is the narrator's opinion of the public? Provide two details to support your answer.

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from "the jungle" what is the narrator's opinion of the public. Provide two details to support your answer.

The narrator believes that the audience likes to show kindness and feel confident.

Explanation:

In "The Jungle" we know the story of Jurgis Rudkus, a man from Lithuania who goes with his family to the USA in search of the American dream. The public has a tendency to trust that Jurgis' journey will be a good one and that he will make his dreams come true easily, but that is because the public is complacent and likes to show serious people, but the story is different and Jurgis will have to go through many adversities.

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