In "Through the Tunnel," after Jerry swims through the tunnel, why does he give in to his mother instead of going back to the bay?
He fears that he will fail if he swims through the tunnel again.
He has accomplished what he set out to do that day at the bay.
He knows that his mother does not want him to go back to the bay.
He realizes how foolish and dangerous his efforts have been.

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In "Through the Tunnel," after Jerry swims through the tunnel, why does he give in to his mother instead of going back to the bay?
 He fears that he will fail if he swims through the tunnel again.
He has accomplished what he set out to do that day at the bay.
He knows that his mother does not want him to go back to the bay.
He realizes how foolish and dangerous his efforts have been.

anonymous · Answer

@imsuchafailure

anonymous · Answer

D) He realizes how foolish and dangerous his efforts have been. (I'm guessing)