Me asap how does paul influence mitchell’s viewpoint at the end of the land? a. by taking the blame, paul changes mitchell’s viewpoint about him b. by taking the blame, paul reinforces mitchell’s viewpoint about him. c. after paul takes the blame, mitchell feels embarrassed by his viewpoint d. after paul takes the blame, mitchell feels justified in his viewpoint.

The correct answer is option A. "By taking the blame, Paul changes Mitchell’s viewpoint about him". In Taylor's novel "The Land" at the beginning Mitchell tormented Paul for being multiracial. However Mitchell's viewpoint of Paul changed by the end of the story when Paul blame himself to save Mitchell after he injured one of his father's best horses.

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