In the story "Charles," how does Shirley Jackson develop Laurie's father's viewpoint that Laurie is a good boy, unlike Charles?
Incorrect - Charles's father talks sternly to Laurie about how he shouldn't behave like Charles.
Incorrect - Charles's father says, "I don't see how they could hold a PTA meeting without Charles's mother."
Correct - Laurie's father ignores Laurie's bad behavior at home.
Correct - Laurie's father asks about Charles's behavior at school, but he doesn't inquire about Laurie's behavior.
Brainly Please.
Answer:
the correct answers are: Laurie's father ignores Laurie's bad behavior at home.
Laurie's father asks about Charles's behavior at school, but he doesn't inquire about Laurie's behavior.
Explanation:
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