In the short story 'Paul's Case: A Study in Temperament' by Willa
Carthur, the reason Paul goes to work is that he has finally found a job
and a life that he enjoys, and is keen to ensure he does not lose it.
However, as we learn later in the story, he is not as happy as he seems
at first.
Answer:
odysseus hides a tear from Eumaeus
Explanation:
he doesn't want Eumaeus to know how sad he is
800 hundred is 762 rounded to the nearest hundred
Answer:
Bill Hutchinson gets the marked slip. His wife protests.
Explanation:
This is the first overt moment of discord we see in the story, as Tess Hutchinson disagrees with the result of the lottery.
Answer:
father
Explanation:
Because your more likely to resemble someone in your immediate family
