Perrault's Master Cat: Puss In Boots

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Likewise, in “Master Cat: Puss in Boots” anthropomorphism also is visible throughout the story, which mainly revolves around the cat. In order for the cat to not be eaten and turned into a muff from its skins, the cat devises a plan to get his master wealthy and married to a princess and does some questionable acts to ensure that his master feels happy and so that he will live. In particular, the cat shows humanlike behaviors in the following quote, which states, “The cat listened to this speech but pretended not to hear it…”(Perrault 46). The cat displays eavesdropping as the human behavior.This shows how the cast shows interest in his master’s conversation, especially when he hears that he might be killed, eaten, and skinned. In addition
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On the other hand, in “Master Cat: Puss in Boots”, the overall result only really rewarded the cat and his master. And the only reason the cat helps Marquis de Carabas is so that the cat would not be eaten by his master. At the end of the story it finishes with saying, “That very day he married the princess. The cat became a great lord and never again had to run after mice…”(Perrault 50). This shows how in the end the protagonist and his master gt what they want, even though it costs them a lot.…

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