Question

What did the narrator think of his friends’ behaviour?
How did he respond to their overtures?

Answer 1

Answer:

his freind behaviour were very good

Explanation:

his response was goid for him

Answer 2

The narrator think of his friends’ behaviour and he respond to their overtures.

• The speaker was describing a scenario in which the other person claimed to be an old buddy but he was unable to recognise or recall them.
• The narrator felt the need to be vigilant because of the following: He noticed anything odd while watching his friend's behaviour. He believed they were playing a joke on him. The narrator believed that he needed to keep an eye out in order to outsmart his friends.
• He solely paid attention to the girl's stunning eyes, which were useless to her because she was totally blind. Ironically, the narrator was attempting to conceal his disability from the girl who was also blind. The girl's eyes are worthless because she is totally blind.
• The stranger was very cordial with Stephen and appeared to be well-off and respectable. Stephen probably felt that it would be impolite to admit that he didn't know who the visitor was because he seemed to be a respectable man.

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