I Heard The Owl Call My Name II

Mrs. Hudson was extremely sad because Keetah's sister planned to marry a white man. This suggests that Mrs. Hudson may have had racist beliefs or prejudices, leading her to feel upset about the interracial marriage.

The correct answer is "see that Gordon got an education." This suggests that Mark made a promise to Gordon's mother to ensure that Gordon receives an education. This implies that Mark is responsible for ensuring Gordon's educational needs are met and that he will take the necessary steps to make it happen.

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Chief Eddy informed Mark that the men in the village would assist him in constructing a new vicarage.

Mrs. Hudson's statement, "What have you done to us?" upset Mark because it implies that he has done something that has negatively affected both Mrs. Hudson and possibly others as well. This statement suggests that Mark's actions have caused harm or trouble, leading to feelings of guilt, regret, or responsibility.

The Bishop said that Mark was accepted because he suffered with the Indians. This implies that Mark showed empathy and compassion towards the Indians by experiencing their hardships and difficulties alongside them. This act of solidarity and understanding would have gained the respect and acceptance of the Bishop.

Peter, the old carver, was afraid of the fact that the village would die out. This suggests that Peter was concerned about the future and survival of the village. He may have worried about the declining population or the lack of opportunities for the younger generation, leading to the eventual demise of the village. This fear could stem from his attachment to the community and his desire to see it thrive and continue to exist.

Gordon knew that he would leave the village permanently. This implies that Gordon was aware that he would not be staying in the village for a long time or that he had plans to permanently relocate from the village.

Mrs. Hudson and her family left Kingcome because Gordon's uncle had sold the mask to the white man that Keetah's sister went away with. This suggests that the family felt betrayed and humiliated by the actions of Gordon's uncle, which led to the departure from Kingcome.

Mark was grateful that Mrs. Hudson and her family had returned because they were important to him and their absence had caused him distress. Their return likely brought him a sense of relief and comfort, indicating that their presence was significant to him.