Which excerpt from part 2 of "Flowers for Algernon" most foreshadows Charlie's deterioration?

"Most of my writing time is spent on the notes which I keep in a separate folder, but from time to time I feel it necessary to

put down my moods ...

"Dr. Strauss and Dr. Nemur have asked me not to come to the lab any more. I know what they're thinking but I can't accept

"Dr. Strauss comes around almost every day, but I told him I wouldn't see or speak to anybody."

"I am sorry, however that my own contribution to the field must rest upon the ashes of the work

highly

men I regard so

B

Explanation:

Because it's correct

"Dr. Strauss and Dr. Nemur have asked me not to come to the lab any more. I know what they're thinking but I can't accept

Explanation:

The question above is related to the story entitled "Flowers for Algernon," which was written by Daniel Keyes.

"Algernon" is an experimental white mouse in the laboratory. One day, Algernon bit C. harlie Gordon who is the protagonist and the narrator. This showed how the intelligence of the experimental mouse was deteriorating or regressing. In the same way, the scientists knew that C. harlie's experimental intelligence would also deteriorate.

As a foreshadow to the events that will happen to his deterioration, Dr. Strauss and Dr. Nemur asked him not to come to the laboratory anymore. Though he was still insistent on finding out why Algernon regressed, he was given his own laboratory.

So, this explains the answer.