Question

I warned Mitchell my daddy was going to be watching him.

"So?" questioned Mitchell.

"You want to go to East Texas?" I asked.

Mitchell, as was his way, shrugged in answer. "Makes no difference t' me."

—The Land,
Mildred D. Taylor

Who is being indirectly characterized in this passage?

Mitchell’s father
Paul’s father
Robert
Mitchell

Answer 1

Answer:

D. Mitchel

Explanation: I just took the test and the other person was wrong so I thought to help

Answer 2

Mitchell is being indirectly characterized in this passage.

• In this passage, Mitchell is being indirectly characterized. He is described as having a nonchalant attitude and a lack of concern for the consequences of his actions.
• The speaker, Paul, mentions that he warned Mitchell that his father would be watching him, but Mitchell responds with a shrug and the statement "Makes no difference t' me." This suggests that Mitchell is indifferent to authority or potential repercussions.
• Additionally, Mitchell's nonchalant attitude is reinforced by his willingness to go to East Texas, which implies that he does not consider the potential consequences of his actions.

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