Question

Readers of the Shulman story see only the narrator's point of view. But if Polly is not as uninformed as the narrator thinks she is, she and Petey could be playing him. Seen in that light, with whom might most readers sympathize?

Answer 1

Petey

Step-by-step explanation:

Petey is a faddist who wanted a rancoon coat. But later finds out that Polly had already said yes to him because he had a racoon coat.

The narrator traded his racoon coat with Petey for Polly because he knew that Petey wanted a rancoon coat.

Polly used the fallacies that she had learned in order to explain why she should go steady with Petey for logical reason that is the raccoon coat.