How does the author describe George pearson ?
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He was described as a mid age pompous man
- The question has been asked from the story Mother's Day by J.B. Priestley
- Mrs Pearson was a mother and a subservient wife. Despite her suffering, she lacked the courage to question or criticise her family.
- As a result, she undertakes all of her family's domestic responsibilities without receiving a word of thanks.
- Her husband was George. She described him as a man in his fifties and a decent person on the whole. But he was solemn, conceited and arrogant.
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George Pearson has been described as spoilt husband of Mrs. Pearson.
- the author described him as a self occupied,pompous but decent man.
- he was slow,solemn and used to neglect his wife.
- he was a member of the club where people used to back bite about him and laugh at him
- however,he was unaware of this fact which he came to know from his wife.
- he was slow type man who was too rude to his wife .
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