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Should The Bus Driver Wait For Brivest?

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The scene in the second chapter explains how and why the bus driver was influenced to stop and wait for Brivest while she ran to catch up with this bus. HH thinks to himself that the bus driver does not seem like the person to stop to pick her up. I agreed with him. I think the reasoning that bus driver decided to stop and actually pick her up was due to the judging and scrutiny he was under from the riders of the bus. “So it was that a large rather outcry arose among the riders threatening, or rather demanding, that the bus rider stop the bus and let the little lady on” (pg. 15) The bus driver was already ten minutes late but he decided to stop because he was under the examination of the riders. The driver was afraid if he was wrong from the

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