What we can infer from these lines is this:
- Sheldon Cooper was prideful and found it difficult to admit his fault.
<h3>What is the best inference?</h3>
The best inference that can be made from this text is that Sheldon Cooper hardly admitted to his faults. Even after he discovered that he was wrong, he found it difficult to fully admit that fact to Raj.
This is why he kept insisting that he was not wrong even though that was the only logical inference.
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I believe that the speaker in "Invictus" considers independence and control most important in life. He says that "he is the master of his soul", meaning that no one else can control it.
theres two commas only one
what is question though ?
