What theme does the author represent with the contrast between “loud cries” and a whisper in “Hummingbird,” and again, how does this contrast relate to both the drama of the story and the genre of microfiction?

Below, you will see the focus piece for our unit on microfiction, “Hummingbird,” by Maheen Ibrahim. For all its brevity, it is nevertheless an incredibly dramatic and moving story. What did you make of it? And why do you think Ibrahim decided to tell the story with so few words? After the story, you will see some questions that will help you get started on your analysis. As you respond to these questions, go into as much depth as possible. You will really need to focus your quotation analysis on single words and phrases in order to write enough!How does the title of the story relate both to the character of the daughter and to the genre of microfiction itself?What theme does the author represent with the contrast between “loud cries” and a whisper in “Hummingbird,” and again, how does this contrast relate to both the drama of the story and the genre of microfiction?