Which details support the idea that the residents of Nameless, Tennessee, live simple but meaningful lives?

Select each correct answer.

Mr. Watts mentions that they cannot keep signs of the town's name up as those signs are usually stolen by the "Halloween boys."

One of the characters, Miss Ginny, disapproves of the narrator's truck when he first comes to the store.

Watts takes the narrator's hand and leads him to the cellar. He calls the many stored and dusty bottles there as "our tomorrows."

Watts describes the doctor who knew the old medicines and could treat illness with the things that he found in kitchen cabinets.

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Brian Richmond

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23 April, 06:25

Which details support the idea that the residents of Nameless, Tennessee, live simple but meaningful lives?

Select each correct answer.

Mr. Watts mentions that they cannot keep signs of the town's name up as those signs are usually stolen by the "Halloween boys."

One of the characters, Miss Ginny, disapproves of the narrator's truck when he first comes to the store.

Watts takes the narrator's hand and leads him to the cellar. He calls the many stored and dusty bottles there as "our tomorrows."

Watts describes the doctor who knew the old medicines and could treat illness with the things that he found in kitchen cabinets.

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Chloe Petersen · Answer 1

Watts takes the narrator’s hand and leads him to the cellar. He calls the many stored and dusty bottles there as "our tomorrows."

Watts describes the doctor who knew the old medicines and could treat illness with the things that he found in kitchen cabinets.

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