When Mr. White says, "For God's sake, don't let it in!", we can reasonably infer that...

When Mr. White says, "For God's sake, don't let it in!", we can reasonably infer that...

Mr. White thinks the company is coming back for their money.

Mr. White is afraid Herbert is seeking revenge on his parents.

Mr. White is afraid of what his son might look like coming back from the dead.

Mr. White never wanted Herbert to be alive again.

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When Mr. White says, "For God's sake, don't let it in!", we can reasonably infer that...

Mr. White is afraid of what his son might look like coming back from the dead.

This inference suggests a deep concern and fear about the implications of the resurrection, particularly the horror and unnaturalness of such an event, rather than purely financial concerns or motivations related to his son’s desires.