The fight with Guy Hawkins is a turning point in the account. How does this fight affect the rest of the story?

Hawkins brings help to get even with Stuart.

Hawkins respects Stuart instead of being a disruptive force.

Hawkins becomes a "real pupil."

Hawkins leaves school forever.

C. Hawkins becomes a "real pupil."

Explanation:

This is from "Thread That Runs So True" by Jesse Stuart. The book was first published in 1949 and it revealed Jesse's account of his experience in teaching for twenty years. It further revealed how he has inspired and groomed generations of students and teachers.

As an American writer, school teacher and administrator, Jesse Hilton Stuart has been known for his short stories, novels, his poetry and his autobiographical works which are usually non-fiction.

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