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The rising action of the short story "freeing the pike" by Richard Wagamese is his visit to the river bank and how he captured the fish.The climax was when he put the fish back into the river.What was the story about?Richard Wagamese takes us on a spiritual trip on a summer day in his lonely youth in "Freeing the Pike." He recalls the profound connection he has to the enormous fish he captures and releases back into the river, despite being Aboriginal by birth but adopted into a white household.The author told the narrative of a young child who was drawn to nature and its beauty in this novel. He would frequently walk to the riverbank to contemplate in the peace and quiet. The young boy also described a previous incident in which members of his family challenged him to catch a fish. He went to the river by himself and successfully captured the fish, but his compassion for the struggling fish on the verge of death caused him to release the fish back into its natural home. In contrast to the folks he lived with, the youngster placed a high value on nature.Learn more about Freeing the Pike by:https://brainly.com/question/24246047#SPJ1
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