CHURA AND MARWE How are the masia and marwe alike in their relationships with chura A. Both reject chura for being so ugly B. both decide that chura needs a new name C. both accept chura and appreciate his good qualties

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Corinne Conner

21 September, 06:09

CHURA AND MARWE How are the masia and marwe alike in their relationships with chura A. Both reject chura for being so ugly B. both decide that chura needs a new name C. both accept chura and appreciate his good qualties

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Clara Mccormick · Answer 1

The correct answer is C. Both the Masai and Marwe accept and value Chura in spite of his ugliness. Marwe loves him for the nice person he is, and the Masai people make him a warrior after he kills a lion that has attacked the cattle.

After becoming a warrior, the Masai want to change Chura's name, since it means "toad". They want him to be named after what he has done. In the end of the story, Marwe wants to marry a man named Lion. As a result, Chura decides to be called Lion and marry Marwe.