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How do the narrator's expectations of life away from home affect his perspective of Mme. Kergaran? He thinks she acts too much like a parent and resists her motherly affection. He enjoys her friendship after he claims his newfound independence. He is grateful for her hospitality even as he feels guilty for breaking her rules. He feels resentment for her strict guidelines and misses his home.

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