Why was the collapse of the narrator’s iron cot a significant event in the story?
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It sets in motion a sequence of misinterpretations that leads to chaos.
It proves that the mother is correct to have concerns about the attic bed’s safety.
It shows that the narrator is a troublemaker who enjoys waking up the household.
It awakens Aunt Gracie who begins throwing shoes as she thinks a burglar has broken in.
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