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How does paul influence mitchell’s viewpoint at the end of the land? by taking the blame, paul changes mitchell’s viewpoint about him. By taking the blame, paul reinforces mitchell’s viewpoint about him. After paul takes the blame, mitchell feels embarrassed by his viewpoint. After paul takes the blame, mitchell feels justified in his viewpoint.

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Paul influences Mitchell's point of view by taking the blame for a situation, causing Mitchell to change his point of view on him, as shown in the first answer option;

How are Mitchell and Paul related?

  • Mitchell treated Paul negatively, as he did not consider him black.
  • Paul didn't have a good relationship with Mitchell and was afraid of him.

Despite the differences between them, they both made a deal. Paul would teach Mitchell to read and write, while Mitchell would teach Paul to fight. The agreement was fulfilled by the two, even if Mitchell didn't see Paul in a positive light.

However, the day Mitchell hurt Paul's father's favorite horse and Paul took the blame for it, Mitchell began to see Paul in a kinder and more friendly way.

One of the main issues between Paul and Mitchell is race, as Paul is only quarter black while Mitchell is completely black.

You can find more information about the race at the link:

https://brainly.com/question/5916282

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Answer:

A ; by taking the blame, paul changes mitchell’s viewpoint about him.

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