Was the narrator's decision to enter the storm clouds a sensible … - Vidyadip

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Was the narrator's decision to enter the storm clouds a sensible one? How?

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No,the narrator decision to enter the storm clouds a sensible one. How: if the black aeroplane did not help him ,it becomes very difficult to cross the storm even it could be very risky to his life. just because the decision to enter the storm clouds didn't a sensible one.

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