he was going to inveigle others, us, into trying it with him." (P. 7) The different uses of either name also came about at times when he was acting more like an adult, or like a child. The differences of his actions and their maturity level often constituted the different names to be used. A good example of when maturity is present, can be found in this description, "Phineas had soaked and brushed his hair for the occasion," meaning the traditional event of tea, that was to be held in the deserted Headmaster's house, "This gave his head a slick look, which was contradicted by the surprised, honest expression which he wore on his face." (P.
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