Question

Answer the following question in 40-50 words:

In ‘Two Stories About Flying - Part I’, how does the young seagull’s hesitation reflect a universal human fear? How is it eventually overcome?

Answer 1

The seagull’s hesitation mirrors the universal fear of failure and the unknown when stepping out of one’s comfort zone. He overcomes this through starvation, which forces him to dive for food. This instinctive act replaces terror with the exhilarating discovery of his own strength.