All beings are the rightful inheritors of the earth. How does the narrator prove this in the lesson ‘The Rightful Inheritors Of the Earth’? Answer in about 100 words
Dear Student,
The narrator was very happy to buy a two acre plot of land. The price of coconuts was increasing, therefore having a land with Coconut palms was an added bonus. When birds and animals started entering their garden, the narrator's wife wanted to kill them. Yet the narrator believed that all the birds and animals were creatures of God and therefore they had equal right on the earth's fruits. He felt sad when he saw the rats and the birds dying because of poisoning. He was also against the idea of buying a gun to kill the bats. Thus, we can say that the narrator believed that all living beings are the rightful inheritors of the earth and not just one species.
Regards.
The narrator was very happy to buy a two acre plot of land. The price of coconuts was increasing, therefore having a land with Coconut palms was an added bonus. When birds and animals started entering their garden, the narrator's wife wanted to kill them. Yet the narrator believed that all the birds and animals were creatures of God and therefore they had equal right on the earth's fruits. He felt sad when he saw the rats and the birds dying because of poisoning. He was also against the idea of buying a gun to kill the bats. Thus, we can say that the narrator believed that all living beings are the rightful inheritors of the earth and not just one species.
Regards.