The answer is B. Fredrick Douglass never describes his means of escape. He didn't want to disclose the information because he didn't want slaveholders to know how he or any other slave could have escaped.
Answer:
B)It shows his wife is still not happy.
Explanation:
From the passage given, the fisherman is begging the "man of the sea" to listen to his pleas because his wife has sent him to "beg a boon of thee".
From the fairytale of <em>The Fisherman and his wife</em>, the fisherman catches a fish which claims to be an enchanted prince and he returns it to the sea but his wife is not happy when she hears it and asks him to go back so that he will grant him a wish and the fisherman reluctantly does this but his wife is not satisfied and she keeps sending him again and again and again, which the fisherman is not happy doing, but he keeps going just to make his wife happy.
In this central claim made by the narrator in this passage.
seamen are mostly uninterested in land related matters but Marlow had a wide range of interests
Marlow a seamen, was out of job for a certain period. He needed a ship but got nothing. He got appointed quite smoothly owing two things : his aunt's relations in the higher administration and the murder one of the ship's captain in Congo. Marlow calls the land of the Congo " prehistoric" and he considered himself among the first of man taking possession of an accursed inheritance.
Marlow exposes the bitterness of American life .
the anger of unstirred of the white men that killed them without any resort. The black peoples escaping the invading whites and in doing so, they were being slaughtered either by hunger or they were being caught by the "civilized" white man that yoked them for drudgery. The natives are also enemies of each other. tribal system is also there and utterly divided Africa which lured was engulfed in darkness and invited a rather graver darkness of greed and lust from outside its heart
