Mother's demands came in a hoarse monotone that sounded like crumbling paper. She demanded unusual things such as tea from partially ripened berries and the meat from a slightly mature lamb. I attempted to meet all of her requirements, but I was always met with some dissatisfaction. "I will try again Mother," I said one day when she turned her head at a finely adorned sandwich that I had made for her. "Get Walter to make my food," Mother said as she shooed me away with her feeble hand. My stomach sank. I struggled to find a proper response. 1. The relationship between the narrator and his mother can be best described as - a. dissatisfaction vs. admiration.

b. respect vs. nurturing.

c. desire for approval vs. rejection.

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Kayley Mason

18 April, 09:05

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Michaela · Answer 1

C, desire for approval vs. rejection because the narrator constantly apologizes to be better and continues to meet her unusual demands