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In The Glass Menagerie, even though Tom works to support his mother and sister, his mother treats him as though he is still a young
boy
Which detail from the play best supports this inference?
O AMANDA: "Sounds to me like a fairly responsible job, the sort of a job you would be in if you just had more get-up."
AMANDA "A secret, huh? Well, I won't tell mine either. I will be just as mysterious as you."
AMANDA "Where is your muffler? Put your wool muffler on! [He snatches it angrily from the closet and tosses it around
his neck and pulls both ends tight.)"
AMANDA: "You smoke too much. A pack a day at fifteen cents a pack. How much would that amount to in a month? Thirty
times fifteen is how much, Tom?"

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Answer:

I believe it would either be the third one or  the last one.

Explanation:

Because she's telling him he smokes too much and then she's treating him like he can't know what the weather is like.

I'm doing this quiz right now so I have no idea just yet.

The play best supports this inference AMANDA "Where is your muffler? Put your wool muffler on! [He snatches it angrily from the closet and tosses it around.

What is Tom's relationship with his mother?

Tom's mindset towards his mother becomes more delicate and friendly. before scenes, it seemed like he didn't care anymore about their connection.

It appeared like all Tom tended about was himself and all Amanda cared about was Laura's future and Tom's capability to feed for Laura and Amanda.

Thus, AMANDA "Where is your muffler? Put your wool muffler on! [He snatches it angrily from the closet and tosses it around.

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