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04-01-2023
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What conclusion can the reader draw about the
narrator?
He will one day surpass Edward in wealth and
status.
He is trying to hide the fact that he is barely
qualified to do the work of his job.
He has attempted to create a respectful and
supportive relationship with Edward.
He has an inflated opinion of his own positive
qualities.

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