How does the author most develop Howard's character over the course of the passage in the story 'Up the Coolly'?

A. Through Howard's interactions and conversations with William

B. through Howard's longing to see his mother

C. Through Howard's responses to the setting during his journey to Grant's house

D. Through Howard's reactions to his past memories and present events

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Flake

23 February, 01:06

How does the author most develop Howard's character over the course of the passage in the story 'Up the Coolly'?

A. Through Howard's interactions and conversations with William

B. through Howard's longing to see his mother

C. Through Howard's responses to the setting during his journey to Grant's house

D. Through Howard's reactions to his past memories and present events

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Jessica Goodwin · Answer 1

The author most develop Howard's character throughout the passage through Howard's reactions to his memories and present events

Explanation:

Howard's character over the course of the passage in the short story 'Up the Coolly' is revealed and developed through dialog Howard has with himself mostly and his computer, and then with his friend Maybelle. This is how the author lets the readers into the Howard character.