In the story “Gumption,” the narrator and old man Oyster are out of work. Why does Clara, the narrator’s wife, see Oyster’s joblessness as better than her husband’s?
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In the story “Gumption,” the narrator and old man Oyster are out of work. Why does Clara, the narrator’s wife, see Oyster’s joblessness as better than her husband’s?
I need help asap! will fan and medal!

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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malijhaa · Answer

I Think It Was Because Oyster Was Actually Trying To Get Back Into Work And Her Husband Wasn't So She Gave Oyster Props For Trying