Question

Which best describes Marcus' tone in this excerpt from Little Brother? The deal with my parents was that I'd eat breakfast with them every morning and talk about the projects I was doing. They liked that I was reading Kerouac. It had been a favorite book of both of theirs, and it turned out there was already a copy on the bookcase in my parents' room. My dad brought it down, and I flipped through it. There were passages marked up with pen, dog-eared pages, notes in the margin. My dad had really loved this book. It made me remember a better time, when my Dad and I had been able to talk for five minutes without shouting at each other about terrorism, and we had a great breakfast talking about the way that the novel was plotted, all the crazy adventures. angry reflective critical excited

Answer 1

reflective

Step-by-step explanation:

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< Marcus is reflecting/thinking about the past and how much better it was then now when he gets flashbacks. A book he is given makes him realize that. >

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Answer 2

It seems like Marcus is regretting the fights with his dad. He seems a little sorrowful when he talks about his family. He is full of bitterness and is rueful.