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Unlike the gregarious Capote, who was never happier than whe
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Unlike the gregarious Capote, who was never happier than when he was in the center of a crowd of celebrities, Faulkner, in later years, grew somewhat ________ and shunned company.
| Two Answers |
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| dispassionate |
| infamous |
| reclusive | ambivalent | withdrawn |
| notorious |
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"Unlike" tells us there is a relationship of contrast: Capote liked to be around people; Faulkner must be the opposite: reclusive and withdrawn.
"Unlike" tells us there is a relationship of contrast: Capote liked to be around people; Faulkner must be the opposite: reclusive and withdrawn.
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