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? best describes the mood of this passage? chair lather flustered

Explanation:

• "Chair" is a neutral object word with no strong connotation related to mood.
• "Lather" is a neutral noun describing a substance.
• "Flustered" is an adjective that conveys a sense of nervousness or agitation, which directly adds to the mood of the passage.

Answer:

flustered