BRAINLY IF CORRECT (links will be reported) from the novel nothing but the truth

In this section we have multiple quotes about truth,

PHILIP MALLOY: You want the truth?

MR. MALLOY: Sure. Well?

PHILIP MALLOY: It’s the teacher, Narwin. (conversation between Phillip and dad)

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… Anita, the truth is I’m hurt.

The truth is it’s our superintendent’s doing.(Narwin's letter)

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I told him the truth. He seemed to understand (Phillip's Diary)

Do you think any of these are truths? Why or why not, explain your answer. (5 complete sentences)

I have no ty what I’m tuwiwoy do for the church and the kids are going off to school so I’m not gonna tuition so I don’t think I’m going to get it back in the church

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camrynf2582 camrynf2582 · Answer 2 · 2021-10-07T19:44:13+02:00

camrynf2582 camrynf2582

07-10-2021

I think that he was saying the truth when he said “Anita, the truth is I’m hurt.” and “The truth is it’s Our superintendent’s doing”. I believe that the first quote is correct because it takes a lot to tell someone how you feel. Also, I believe that the second quote I selected is correct because … (you should be able to explain the rest, I can’t because I haven’t read this)

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