Question

read the following passage. i spent my life in casts that were meant to turn my legs the correct way. after thirteen years of banging around in heavy plaster, i was free. that summer, i joined the other kids at the basketball court, and i watched them running and jumping. as i clung to the wire fence, i wondered if id have the courage to push forward. which aspect of a coming - of - age narrative does this excerpt represent? a the protagonists perception of other peoples failings b the protagonists conflict with another character c the protagonists perception of his own weakness d the protagonists newfound confidence and maturity

Explanation:

Coming - of - age narratives often focus on a character's growth and self - discovery. The perception of others' failings, self - awareness of one's own weakness, conflict with others, and newfound confidence and maturity are all common themes. However, the perception of others' failings is not a central aspect that defines a coming - of - age story as much as the other elements which are more about the protagonist's internal and interpersonal development.

Answer:

A. the protagonist's perception of other people's failings