Answer:
not 100 percent sure but B looks the most logical
The answer to this is that Grant<span> returns to Tante Lou's house, to find that Tante Lou, Miss Emma, and Reverend Ambrose have waited up for him. They accuse him of lying about how much progress </span>Jefferson has <span>made, and Ambrose badgers </span>Grant<span> about having abandoned Christianity.</span>
The resolution of creates an ironic twist because Laurie's mother realizes that her son is actually the troublemaker. The correct answer is B.
Further Explanation:
The story "Charles" is about a little boy named Laurie. He is going home at night and telling his mother stories about another child named "Charles" in his class/school that is being mean and causing trouble. While he tells his mother the truth about all that is going on, he is hiding the fact that he is the one being the troublemaker.
It shows that he does feel bad about what he is doing by going to is mother. Charles doesn't really exist and uses that name when telling his mother about all of the bad things he is doing at school.
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Answer:
Limited for the first box and identify for the second box
Explanation:
just did the assignment
