Question

he leaned back in the chair when he saw the brush in my hand, full of lather. i had not yet put the sheet on him. i was certainly flustered. taking a sheet from the drawer, i tied it around my customers neck. —\lather and nothing else,\ hernando tellez which word has a connotation that adds to the mood of this passage? flustered which word best describes the mood of this passage? sorrowful anxious humorous

Explanation:

The word "flustered" indicates a state of nervous confusion or agitation. The context of the passage, where the narrator is in a situation (presumably a barber - customer interaction) and is not yet prepared (had not put the sheet on the customer), suggests a sense of unease. "Anxious" is a synonym for this state of unease. "Sorrowful" implies sadness, which is not indicated in the passage. "Humorous" would imply something funny, which is also not present.

Answer:

anxious