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For the first question - C. For the second question - A.
Explanation:
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Thin and Gaunt.
Explanation:
"The Old Man and The Sea" is a novella written by Ernest Hemingway.
In this novella, the old man's name is Santiago. He had been unlucky to catch any fish in eighty-four days.
The old man in the novella is described as<em> </em><u><em>"thin and gaunt"</em></u> he also have <u><em>"wrinkles on the back of the neck"</em></u>. He also had brown blotches which he got because of skin cancer. He had <u><em>"deep-creased"</em></u><em> </em>scars because of handling fish on the cords.
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These lines are taken from "Heart of Darkness" by Joseph Conrad. The lines are uttered by Marlow who is a self-analyzing person and was the sailor in this scenario. He was going to meet kurtz who is an idealist and was sailing up to the Congo river.
Explanation:
A Belgian company was organizing trade in Congo and the workers suffered terribly due to overwork and ill-treatment from the management. The company manager was fearful of Kurtz because he does not like the dark realities of forced labor and he wanted justice for the people of Congo. Here, marlow is distressed and sorrowful while uttering these lines. He feels that Kurtz would never became a threat for the company if their ethical policies were in place and they would have been just to their workers.
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