All changes saved 2. Which quote from the story "Paul's Case Indicates that Paul cares too much about how others see him?
O Paul was always smiling, always glancing about him, seeming to feel that people might be watching him and trying to detect something.
O when questioned by the principal as to why he was there, Paul stated, politely enough, that he wanted to come back to school. This was a lle, but Paul was quite accustomed to lying-found it,
Indeed, indispensible for overcoming friction.
O when he was told that he could go, he bowed gracefully and went out. His bow was but a repetition of the scandalous red carnation
In one way and another he had made all his teachers, men and women alike, conscious of the same feeling of physical aversion.