book johnny tremain

How does Rab’s reaction to Johnny’s injured hand compare to other people’s reactions?

Rab notices that the burn is recent and feels pity for Johnny.
While others react with disgust, pity, or horror, Rab seems to ignore the injury.
Rab is horrified at first, but he learns to accept the injury as a part of Johnny.

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book johnny tremain

How does Rab’s reaction to Johnny’s injured hand compare to other people’s reactions? 


Rab notices that the burn is recent and feels pity for Johnny. 
While others react with disgust, pity, or horror, Rab seems to ignore the injury. 
Rab is horrified at first, but he learns to accept the injury as a part of Johnny.

deathdragons7 · Answer

Well Rab doesn't make Johnny feel insecure about his hand because instead of reacting with disgust he treats him as another human being

anonymous · Answer

can you please tell me which one is it?

deathdragons7 · Answer

C

anonymous · Answer

after leaving the laphams johnny gets a job as?

anonymous · Answer

a clerk for John Hanwingspan 
an apprentice to Paul Revere 
a delivery boy for the Boston Observer