Captain Auld beats a crippled young girl repeatedly to support his idea of slave holding cruelty.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Captain Auld in the chapter is seen supporting his idea of slave holding cruelty by beating a crippled young girl on a continuous basis. The name of this girl was Henny.
He for supporting his own ideas demonstrated and read a passage of scripture from the bible. This justified his idea of slavery and also demonstrated that he read the holy book of christians Bible.
Answer:
d.
the messenger's remark, “I looked toward Birnam, and anon, methought, / The wood began to move"
Explanation:
Haemon leaves feeling (C) disgusted after the argument with his father.
He approaches his father, in hopes that his father will show mercy on Antigone. But when that doesn't happen, the two begin fighting and Haemon leaves, vowing never to see his father again.
