Lines 676-696: Go back and reread line 668-675. Then notice the full sentence in line 679. How does this attitude compare to Dexter's reaction when Mr. Jones begged him not to quit his job as caddy? What can you infer that Dexter does care about, and how does this relate to his motives?

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Barbara Delgado

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1 June, 04:40

Lines 676-696: Go back and reread line 668-675. Then notice the full sentence in line 679. How does this attitude compare to Dexter's reaction when Mr. Jones begged him not to quit his job as caddy? What can you infer that Dexter does care about, and how does this relate to his motives?

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Brooklyn Mclaughlin · Answer 1

Mr. Jones valued Dexter but Dexter was fascinated towards Judy.

Explanation:

Dexter's real reason to quit his job is Judy. He was attracted by her beauty and was chasing her. But Dexter was excellent in his job.

Dexter was paid well and he was respected and valued. So Mr. Jones begged him not to quit his job. Mr. Jones knew Dexter was intelligent and a man of good character.

He tells Mr. Jone that he has become too old to be a caddy but that wasn't an excuse.