In what ways did gulliver profit from his adventures in lilliput? a. he lectured to various groups and was paid well. c. he made a profit from showing and selling small animals. b. he had stolen a great deal of gold from both countries. d. he wrote a book about his adventures and earned a great deal of money.

The answer is: c. He made a profit from showing and selling small animals.

In "Gulliver's Travels," by Jonatha Swift, the protagonist is incarcerated by the Lilliputians for several charges. As a result, he escapes to Befluscu and finally returns to England. There, he benefits financially by showing and selling the miniature farm animals he was given by the emperor.

what did the protagonist say?