In "The Wall of the World," the narrator states that in the cub "the instinct of fear was developing." Which two pieces of textual evidence support this statement?
The cub "kept away from the mouth of the cave" and quieted "the whimpering cries that tickled in his throat."
The cub's mother "began leaving the cave on hunting expeditions," and she "forbade his approaching the entrance."
O
The cub recognized "the hard obstruction of the cave-wall" and knew "the hunger unappeased of several famines."
o
The cub's mother taught him with "the smashing stroke of her paw," and she "growled as she smelt the wolverine's track."