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On The Face Of It

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In what real problem did Derry always remain tensified?

Solution

Derry had an ugly face. He had not been able to reconcile himself due to his physical deformities. He could not accept the reality of himself about his burnt face since he had to live it. Whenever he saw people staring or talking about him, he felt afraid and became self-conscious. So he did not like people being near to him and wanted to live in seclusion.

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