This puts him in an instructive mood, and I can see he is going to teach me something, which gentlemen are fond of doing.
In "Alias Grace" by Margaret Atwood, the character's demeanor suggests he is about to share valuable knowledge. His instructive tone implies he takes pleasure in imparting wisdom, a trait often associated with gentlemen. This dynamic hints at the social interactions and power imbalances that may be explored in the narrative.
The scene captures a moment of anticipation and sets the stage for a learning experience. It reveals the character's role as...
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