The two details which show Gordon Low reacts differently to the dog than the other men are found in options B and E, which show he is unafraid of the dog.
To decide what the two details are, we must learn more about Gordon Low and what happens in the story.
<h3>Who is Gordon Low?</h3>
Gordon Low is a character in the story "The Wild Dog of Caucomgomoc."
Low tries to feed the trapper's dog after the trapper dies, but the dog runs away.
The dog becomes a wild dog, living in the forest. All other men are afraid of the dog, believing it to be evil.
Gordon, however, is unafraid. He says he would like to own the dog.
The dog rescues Low's grandson and, in the end, is adopted by Low.
With the information above in mind, we can choose options B and E as the best answers because they are the ones showing how unafraid Low is of the dog.
Grendel is one of the three monsters that are defeated by Beowulf in the story with the same name written in the 6th century.
Grendel is a temperamental monster who is capable of rational thought as well as irrational bursts of anger. Despite his extreme brutality and nasty habits, there is not much that separates him from human behavior. In the latter stages of his life, prior to his defeat to Beowulf, he embarks on a quest to understand human behavior.
