Question

when trevor was very young, his mother could take him places, but as he got older this became impossible because: he became too heavy for her to carry the laws became stricter as he got older his father forbade it he was unusually large for his age and could no longer be hidden what does trevor mean when he says \where most children are proof of their parents love, i was the proof of their criminality\? his parents were actual criminals his mixed - race existence was illegal under apartheid he was born out of wedlock his parents stole to support him

Explanation:

For the first question, assuming a context where hiding was necessary (such as apartheid - related), being too large to hide makes sense. For the second question, in the context of apartheid in South Africa, mixed - race relationships and offspring were illegal, making a child a 'proof of criminality'.

Answer:

First question: He was unusually large for his age and could no longer be hidden
Second question: His mixed - race existence was illegal under apartheid