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Which characteristic of his young self does the adult narrator of "A Cub Pilot" recall with regret as he looks back at events?

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If I were you I would go with the third option C.his doubtful thoughts. Just imagine, does any adolescent in his best years think about work or his respect for authority. Narrator regrets his doubtful thoughts because it can cause lots of probplems when you are teen who percieve everything that surrounds you negatively.

FrozenT [24]3 years ago

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D. his willingness to work.

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