Sammendrag av My Ántonia, Chapter 7

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1. Jim takes Ántonia to Russian Peter’s house to borrow a spade for Ambrosch, then they stop to investigate prairie-dog burrows.
2. Ántonia screams at a huge rattlesnake behind Jim, who turns and strikes its head with the spade.
3. Ántonia praises Jim’s bravery, and they measure the snake before dragging it home.
4. Otto Fuchs examines the snake, stresses the value of Jim’s tool, and recognizes that his first strike settles the encounter.
5. The narrator credits luck and the snake’s weakness, while Ántonia’s admiration ends her superior manner toward Jim.

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The narrator questions his own heroic image. He credits favorable circumstances while acknowledging that Ántonia’s admiration gives the encounter lasting importance.

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