In "A Visit to Grandmother," Charles is directly characterized as a successful and confident man who is used to getting his way. He is described as having a charming and persuasive personality, but also as being a bit self-centered and controlling in his interactions with others. These qualities are revealed through his dialogue and actions in the story.
In the end it says "He stood in the doorway, smiling broadly, an engaging, open, friendly smile, the innocent smile of a five-year-old." This directly tells us that GL is enaging.
He needs to take Chig's brother and sister to camp.
main characters are: Dr. Charles Dunsford and Mama Dunsford (the grandmother and her son), and Chig (also named Charles and the son of Dr. Charles), and GL (Dr. Charles's troublemaker brother. the story is told in 3rd person
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No, the word 'visit' is a verb (visit, visits, visiting, visited) and a noun (visit, visits). Example uses:Verb: We plan to visit my grandmother on the holiday.Noun: The visit with my grandmother was very nice.
I got to visit my grandmother this weekend at her new apartment
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In the story "A Visit to Grandmother," Mama is described as caring, compassionate, and understanding. She shows concern for her son's feelings and tries to mend the strained relationship between him and his father.
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