As we read the last paragraph, we can see that the narrator sees Boxsious as a meaningless eccentric.
You did not show the text to which the question refers, however, through questions like yours, it is possible to see that the text is the one in the attached figure.
By reading this text, we can see that:
- The narrator ends the text by claiming Boxsious's eccentricity.
- He claims that Boxsious's complaints are exaggerated, silly, unrealistic, meaningless, and flashy.
- This reinforces the idea that his complaints shouldn't be taken seriously.
- The narrator recognizes Boxsious's eccentricity and so continues to work calmly and ignore his opinions about the brushes.
In short, the narrator sees Boxsious as a meaningless eccentric who should not be taken seriously, nor should he be able to impact anyone's life.
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