In the story Charles, how does Shirley Jackson convey the viewpoint of Laurie s

In the story "Charles," how does Shirley Jackson convey the viewpoint of Laurie's mother that Charles is a bad influence on her son? Select the two correct answers.

Laurie's mother believes Laurie's stories about Charles.

Laurie's mother asks her husband if kindergarten might be too unsettling for Laurie.

Laurie's mother asks Laurie about his day at school without mentioning Charles.

Laurie's mother goes to the PTA meeting excited to meet Laurie's teacher.