what irritated the doctor about the man ? (a case of suspicion)
what irritated the doctor about the man ? (a case of suspicion)
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In “A Case of Suspicion” by Graham Greene, the doctor is irritated by the man’s small catlike face and bright fresh scars. The story describes the man as having “a small catlike face with bright fresh scars” and the doctor thinks to himself that he does not like the man’s face.
The doctor’s irritation with the man’s appearance is one of the reasons why he becomes suspicious of him and wonders if he is a thief or a murderer. However, it is important to note that the doctor’s suspicion is not solely based on the man’s appearance, but also on his behavior and the circumstances of their meeting.