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How does the father attempt to treat the mother's scorpion sting?

AHe applies a cold compress to reduce swelling

BHe uses herbal ointment to soothe the pain

CHe pours paraffin on the wound and burns it

DHe gives her an injection to counteract the venom

Answer:

C. He pours paraffin on the wound and burns it

Read Explanation:

  • This action symbolizes his reliance on rationality and science to try and counter the venom, contrasting with the villagers' superstitions and prayers.


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