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How does this particular scene fit into the overall structure of the text?The next object I pulled out was a delicate blue stuffed bear with black fabric eyes and a faded white bow. I thought I had seen it in some photos in our albums, but I could not be sure. I waited for Mom to tell me abruptly to let it go, but the order never came. I turned around and looked up at her, and observed that, for the moment at least, the sight of the toy had rendered her speechless. She smiled at the bear and then looked at me."You know, your dad bought this for you the day after you were born. He brought it to the hospital and laid it right beside you, and then we just sat there and stared at you. We were overjoyed and terrified at the same time. You were so tiny and helpless, and now you are practically a young man. I do not tell you enough, but I am very proud of you," she said softly, almost like she was talking to herself. AThe scene explains why the mom told the son to get rid of more items. BThe scene signals the shift in the mother's attitude. CThe scene foreshadows the move to the new house. DThe scene contrasts the differing perspectives of the parents.

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