Read this quotation from the narrative:

I received the tidings of her death with much the same emotions I should have probably felt at the death of a stranger.

Which best describes Douglass's attitude about his mother's death?

Douglass is afraid to let his feelings come out because it will unleash a torrent of emotion.

Douglass feels indifferent about his mother's death because he never got to know her.

Douglass feels disconnected from his mother because she abandoned him as a baby.

Douglass is removed from his feelings but is still upset by his mother's passing.

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Paddington

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23 August, 15:53

Read this quotation from the narrative:

I received the tidings of her death with much the same emotions I should have probably felt at the death of a stranger.

Which best describes Douglass's attitude about his mother's death?

Douglass is afraid to let his feelings come out because it will unleash a torrent of emotion.

Douglass feels indifferent about his mother's death because he never got to know her.

Douglass feels disconnected from his mother because she abandoned him as a baby.

Douglass is removed from his feelings but is still upset by his mother's passing.

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Tony Donaldson · Answer 1

Douglas feels indifferent about his mother's death because he never got to know her

Explanation:

why? Its because we don't exactly know what happened and why he has the emotions he would have felt if a stranger died even at his mum's death. Its possible that he didn't really connect with her or know her, which we are not sure of, so its safe to go with the third option