In <span> British English it </span>means<span> the exact opposite</span>
The correct answer is A, angry.
Whereas he is secretive in the beginning when he doesn't want to show his identity to the Hobbits, and he is definitely brave and devoted, he doesn't really show the emotion of anger, either in the movies, or in the books.
Why I should get my phone back.
First of all, Mother, I am extremely sorry for cursing, and I will never do it again, it was a horrendous idea and I was not being intelligent at all. Now the reasons I believe I deserve to get my phone back. First, I have been exceptional and not cursing. I have not said a single curse word since I have gotten my phone taken away, and plan on never saying another one. I have learned my lesson about not swearing. Another reason I should get my phone back is that I have been listening to you you said. I have not texted or called anyone while I have been home alone, nor did I even think about it. Finally, I should get my phone back because I have been doing my school work also. I have finished all of my work, and I sincerely believe I have done well on them. I hope this essay has persuaded you.
C. Melville is symbolizing the inflexible nature of Ahab's character.
