I wouldn't think so. It isn't a noun or anything of the sort.
Example:
The people came to us with first aid kits after the storm.
Answer:
Shirley Jackson's "Charles" is a short story about a kindergartner named Laurie who tells his parents about the daily antics of his classmate, Charles. Every day, Laurie describes instances where Charles hurts other students and is generally a bad influence. Laurie's parents are aghast at the described behavior and become fascinated by what kind of parents must have raised Charles, believing themselves superior. While attending a PTA meeting, Laurie's mother learns that there is no one in Laurie's class named Charles.
I don't think this answer is any better but here it is.
In the beginning, Nick isn't comfortable with Daisy and Tom. Even Daisy notes that the two cousins don't know each other well, and the entire first evening is a bit awkward for everyone, particularly with Tom's mistress calling him during dinner.
My sweet,quiet father surprised us with his outburst yesterday
Your only describing the father with 2 words. A comma is only necessary if you were using 3 words
Classification I think ...... tell me if I’m right
