How does julian interact with his mother at the beginning of "everything that rises must converge? " a) julian asks her a series of deliberately unkind questions to embarrass her in front of others. b) julian wishes he could be free of his mother's influence, but doesn't dare oppose her. c) julian her, from a sense of obligation, but he treats her rudely at the same time. d) julian agrees with his mother about most things, but disagrees with her to show his independence.

Julian interact with his mother at the beginning of "Everything that Rises Must Converge in the way that Julian helps her, from a sense of obligation, but he treats her rudely at the same time.

Explanation:

In "Everything that Rises Must Converge?" by Flannery O’Connor the two main characters Julian and his mother, have an interaction where Julian wanted to be as different as possible from his mother who he considers a terrible and narrow-minded person, and as the story develops he comes to know that he is more alike to her than he ever imagined.

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