Per spectiveMr. Mangum He and may mar tha were the who le family. He pr ized her highly as a fine spec i men of the r ac ibus humanus because she saw that he had food at times, and put his clothes on ri ght side before, and kept his al coho -bottles filled. Scient i sts, they say are apt to be absent- minded Readers can only accept Telling what the narrator says passively• He and May Martha were the whole family. He prized her highly as a fine specimen of the racibus humanus because she saw that he had food at times, and put his clothes on right side before, and kept his alcohol-bottles filled. Scientists, they say, are apt to be absent- minded. Perspective—Mr. Mangum Telling Readers can only accept what the narrator says passively