True
or false? Justify your answer with detail from the text.
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The beginning of this chapter brings us back to the narrative present, and to the old narrator´s walk along The Close.
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The old narrator reflects on the young Stephen´s change of roles.
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Mrs Hayward looks different. (Explain in what ways and account for the changes)
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She is compared to a beggar. (Why?)
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Mrs Haywards explains who the man in the Barns is.
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Mrs Haywards gives some new information about the man.
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She asks Stephen to go under the piece of corrugated iron to check if the man needs anything else.
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Mrs Haywards starts crying.
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Stephen thinks Auntie Dee was the first one to fall for the man, and that, later, Mrs Hayward took him away from her.
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Stephen feels responsible for what is going on.
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Stephen discovers adulthood and childhood are not that different after all.
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Mrs Haywards has to leave Stephen because Keith is calling her.
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She makes a comment on the perfume of the privets before she leaves.
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The privets have become linked to “Lamorna” in Stephen´s imagination.
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