Answer:
Earl is an outsider in his neighborhood, and he serves to highlight the normal that he goes against.
Explanation:
It appears that in aristocratic society, a women's success is through her offspring. In this passage, she beings her son which is expected to be the center of attention. Other's admire him, yet he's shy and his presence wasn't as effective as the mother had thought. The author hints at this mentioning that people couldn't figure out who the son takes after, his mother or father...possibly implying that he was reserved instead of being outgoing as a child is expected to be.
For 5 points, this is all I'm going to write. You can fill in the rest to complete 150 words.
Answer:
I believe it to be true.
Explanation:
To anticipate the worst is to "expect the worst," in which so we all do. Making this statement true.
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