Fern promises to care for Wilbur herself, showing ____ for the consequences of saving him. Fern ____ allows Wilbur to be moved to her uncle’s barn because she knows she cannot care for him forever. The decision to kill Wilbur is made without considering his value as a living being because he is a runt, which shows ____ based on weakness. Wilbur experiences loneliness and neglect, highlighting the unfair treatment of animals raised only for their usefulness. He has no control over his situation, which reinforces the ____ of his circumstances. Fern shows ____ by empathizing with Wilbur and imagining how he might feel. Fern visits Wilbur daily, showing continued ____ through action, not just words.

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