Which text from "About Russell" best supports the inference that the author's mother was aware of Russell's condition?

"Mommy wasn't even approachable on the subject of her son ... "

" ... Mommy didn't fuss too much when he got a part-time job through the Youth Corps, ... "

" ... 'Take one psychology class and you know everything. You need to go on back to college ... '"

" ... I explained the chessboard as a shrine maintained by our mother."

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Gregory Caldwell

3 December, 10:23

Which text from "About Russell" best supports the inference that the author's mother was aware of Russell's condition?

"Mommy wasn't even approachable on the subject of her son ... "

" ... Mommy didn't fuss too much when he got a part-time job through the Youth Corps, ... "

" ... 'Take one psychology class and you know everything. You need to go on back to college ... '"

" ... I explained the chessboard as a shrine maintained by our mother."

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Carley Ramsey · Answer 1

The sentence "Mommy wasn't even approachable on the subject of her son" supports the inference that the author's mother was aware of Russell's condition. The fact that no one was or is able to speak to her about what may be going on with her son tells that she was aware of what issue he may have had.