Question

why does goldman decide to abridge the princess bride? (1 point)
he wants to modernize the language
his father read him only the \good parts\ as a child
he dislikes s. morgensterns writing style
his publisher forced him to
who is credited as the original author of the princess bride in the novels framing device? (1 point)
william goldman
florin morgenstern
s. morgenstern
westley humperdinck
why does goldmans son jason give up reading the book? (1 point)
he finds it too scary
he prefers comic books
he doesnt like fantasy
he gets bored with the \dry\ parts

Explanation:

• For the first question, in the framing of The Princess Bride, Goldman's personal experience of his father reading only the "good parts" as a child led him to abridge the book.
• For the second question, in the novel's framing device, S. Morgenstern is credited as the original author.
• For the third question, Goldman's son Jason gives up reading the book because he gets bored with the "dry" parts.

Answer:

• First question: His father read him only the “good parts” as a child.
• Second question: S. Morgenstern.
• Third question: He gets bored with the “dry” parts.