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Black Beauty Homework Help Questions. Who is a minor character in Black Beauty and why is (s)he in the story? More than any single work of its time, Anna Sewell's Black Beauty effected the humane.Immediately Sewell establishes the point of view and tone of the story: the narrator is Black Beauty, who is telling the story of his life. His tone here—and throughout the book—is that of a wise old fellow recounting his story. What makes this story unique though is that it is the story of a horse and a horse himself is narrating it.Black Beauty, novel by Anna Sewell published in 1877, only five months before her death, has become one of the best-selling novels of all time. Black Beauty is a classic book that teaches big life principles.
Anna Sewell wrote her novel Black Beauty into four parts, and each part marks a different life of Black Beauty. The first part talks about the circumstances of Beauty’s birth till he becomes a stallion of Squire Gordon; he also talks about how he had his breaking in and had it compared with Ginger’s.Author Anna Sewell was born two hundred years ago today. We intended to describe her as most famous for Black Beauty, which is accurate, but it's also a bit disingenuous — the novel is in fact the only thing she ever published. Black Beauty — the story of a horse, told by that horse — was an immediate hit, but unluckily for Sewell, she died within six months of its publication.
This quote said by Brigitte Nicole, holds true for anyone, as any living being will eventually let go of its pain and find happiness in life.In the excerpt from Black Beauty: An Autobiography of A Horse by Anna Sewell, a horse is illustrating its change in feelings while being broken in and wearing unpleasant gear.
