In paragraph 9, what does the phrase a desire not to appear green suggest about george?

The phrase "to be green" implies that a person is young or inexperienced. This is a reference to fruits, which tend to be green before they are fully mature. Therefore, if George was preocuppied with a desire not to appear green, this most likely means that he did not want to appear too young. He is most likely insecure about his age, and wants to convey an attitude that makes him appear more mature.

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