In the book "Outliers: The Story of Success" by Malcolm Gladwell, the author tells the story of Christopher Langan. Langan was about to participate in a game show called "1 vs. 100," which tested the contestant's knowledge of trivia against that of 100 random people in the "mob." The author argues that Langan was "superbly qualified" for this task because of his incredible intelligence.
Some of the reasons why Langan was considered brilliant are:
An IQ of one ninety-five.
He was speaking by the age of six months.
He got a perfect score on his SATs, even though he fell asleep during the test.
I know that you said 'opening line', but I found all of that information kind of hard to fit into a handful of sentences. As a result, what I've written might really differ from your perceptions of the story. I hope that it's not too different and that it works for you. Good luck.
You can that aunt marry is someone who is very nervous and cautious by how the author used the word shrieked and how you can infer she was scared by the tone of the story
