The idea that the voice in "Twelfth Song of Thunder" seems to be all around suggests that the Navajo
A. feel a connection to the entire natural world.
B. have the ability to communicate with grasshoppers and other animals.
C. have too many puddles of rainwater on their land.
D. are unappreciative of the connection between all living things.
Answer (1)
In "Twelfth Song of Thunder," the Navajo convey a deep connection to the natural world, illustrating their belief in the interconnectedness of all living things. This perspective reflects their respect for nature and the relationships between different elements of life. The poem showcases the dialogue the Navajo have with their environment, emphasizing harmony and appreciation for all beings. ;
