English, 30.12.2019 03:31, natalieperalta88

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read the passage: i reached into my pocket and caressed the coins, "here", i said carefully, pulling out a nickel. "if we all give a nickel, we should have enough to buy him something pretty nice." he regarded me with contempt "rita already gave me fifteen cents, and i'm throwing in a quarter. albert handed over a dime- all that's left of his birthday money. is that all you can do- a nickel? " which best identifies the character trait this passage reveals in jerry?

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