question: Instead the boy , his grin never relenting , had spat upon his face and Danny had felt the disgust course through his body . They had laughed at him , punched him and kicked him , but he had been stronger than that . Although he had run home to his mother , tear - stricken , his sobs had turned to yelling and cursing , blaming anything and everything for being poor , the fraction of him that yearned to be accepted by the others finally voicing out . His fists had pounded his mother 's chest as she had held him tight , the tears from his eyes flowing like a flooded river , all the while uttering only one word .
Q: What may have happened to the boy ?

answer: They had gotten bullied by others boy .

question: Dear Nonna , I missed you on Friday . Mom got a lot of work done in the morning before you left , but then she had to do a silly conference call , and I woke up early from my nap and wanted to sing and play . It 's no fun when Mom has to work !
Q: Who does Nonna most likely refer to ?

answer: The narrator 's grandmother

question: Caroline was born in a hostel ' little better than a house of ill - fame ' , as Bess described it , outside Naples , and Clifford in Rouen . Bess was relieved when he was born later than she expected because she had been worried about the dates . Bess had many affairs and her child might as easily have been the Duke of Richmond 's son as the Duke of Devonshire 's . The name Clifford , one of the Devonshire titles , was carefully selected to demonstrate his paternity . Georgiana lavished affection on all the duke 's children , but there was one other child she longed to have closer to her : Eliza Courtney , her daughter by Charles Grey , who was taken from Georgiana just after her birth .
Q: Why was there so much emphasis on paternity and lineage ?

answer:
Such topics are big among royals .