The Drover's Wife

What can the reader infer about the eldest son Tommy based on his actions in paragraphs 7-9 and 22? Use evidence from the passage to support your response.

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From Tommy's offensive reaction to the snake, we can infer that he often takes on the role of the man of the house in his father's absence.... at least he tries.

"Here! Gone in the wood-heap;" yells the eldest boy - a sharp-faced urchin of eleven. "Stop there, mother! I'll have him. Stand back! I'll have the beggar!"

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The Drover's Wife