What is the significance of Harold's character in relation to his father's profession? |
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Harold represents innocence and intellectual superiority, and his parents feel the need to protect him from the truth about his father's profession as a boxer, fearing it would tarnish his view of his father. |
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Fill in the blank: Mr. Bramble's profession is not known to Harold because it is associated with ___ and he is too perfect in his mother's eyes. |
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True or False: Mrs. Bramble is proud of her husband’s boxing career and openly discusses it with Harold. |
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False. Mrs. Bramble is embarrassed by Mr. Bramble's profession and goes to great lengths to keep it a secret from Harold. |
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What does Mr. Bramble plan to do after his last fight, and why is this significant? |
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He plans to retire from boxing and seek a job as an instructor, which represents his desire to provide a stable and respectable life for Harold. |
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Fill in the blank: The major conflict in the story arises when Harold unintentionally discovers the truth about his father's identity as ___ known as 'Young Porky.' |
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What is Harold's reaction upon learning the truth about his father's profession? |
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Harold is initially upset but ultimately feels disappointed that he was not informed earlier, as it could have elevated his status among his peers. |
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How does Mr. Fisher's attitude change throughout the story regarding Mr. Bramble's decision to not fight? |
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Mr. Fisher becomes resentful and feels betrayed by Mr. Bramble's decision to refuse the fight, viewing it as a failure to capitalize on the opportunity. |
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True or False: Harold is depicted as a typical boy who is uninterested in academics and more focused on sports. |
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False. Harold is depicted as a studious and intelligent boy, excelling academically and showing little interest in sports. |
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Mr. Bramble is mild and accommodating, often yielding to Major Percy Stokes, who is more assertive and critical, especially regarding Mr. Bramble's decisions. |
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Fill in the blank: Mrs. Bramble's approach to parenting is characterized by a desire to maintain ___ for Harold at all costs. |
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