compare and contrast the two people who came and sat on the bench with Norman gortsby
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Anne wrote in her diary, studied, played games, celebrated holidays with her family and other residents of the annex, daydreamed, studied shorthand, helped out with office work, and hung out with Peter.
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The first gentleman is older, reasonable dressed, and silent. Gortsby imagines him to be past his prime and relevance.
As soon as the elderly gentleman leaves, a younger one arrives. This young man is better dressed and immediately more talkative.
He is a sharp contrast to the first man who is older and silent. The first gentleman was non-descript while the second was animated and cunning as he attempts to panhandle money from his companion on the bench.
As soon as the elderly gentleman leaves, a younger one arrives. This young man is better dressed and immediately more talkative.
He is a sharp contrast to the first man who is older and silent. The first gentleman was non-descript while the second was animated and cunning as he attempts to panhandle money from his companion on the bench.
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The young man decked up neatly and appeared like a person belonging to an affluent family.
He was very look conscious and wants to grab the attention of people towards him unlike the old man who did not want him to be recognized by the people around.
The old man seems to be in worries and wanted his space and was quietly sitting on the bench.
The Norman’s dress was not neither shabby nor neat.
Normal is a guy for whom nobody has soft corner or concern for.
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