Answer:
The emotion of this example is shown in the choice of words that makes it seem that Scrooge did not willfully or consciously try to do harm.
Explanation:
The language shows emotion with the use of words like reverent and disclaimed. This means that Scrooge respectfully denied being conscious or aware of ever having offended the Spirit who was visiting him. At this point in the story Scrooge seems to be resigning himself to the fact that the Spirits have critiques of his treatment of others throughout his life, although Scrooge seems to genuinely not have realized at least in every case how much his behavior had impacted others.
Answer:
Antagonist
Explanation:
It depends on what the answers you are selecting from
Answer:
The correct answer is: "I wanted to go with what I felt was the correct answer, and trust myself, and that's what I did, Graham said." (Paragraph 14)
Explanation:
The sentence from Paragraph 14, where Graham wants to go with that he feels is the correct answer, and trust himself supports the idea that some people can resist the fear of standing alone. Graham clearly states that he wants to listen to his own intuition and do things that are, according to his opinion, correct, without thinking what other people would say or think about it.
