Hello, can you check with me to see if this answer is correct to this question. What does scrooge mean by these lines in a Christmas carol Act two scene four? Spirit this is a fearful place, in leaving it, I shall not leave its, lesson, Trust me let us go.
Answers are;
I am afraid and want us to leave.
This is not a good place for a school.
i will not forget the lessons i learned here.
If you do not trust me i will not follow you.
My answer i have is: c is this correct. thanks
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To determine whether your answer is correct, let's analyze the lines in question:
"Spirit, this is a fearful place; in leaving it, I shall not leave its lesson. Trust me, let us go."
Scrooge is speaking to the Spirit during Act 2, Scene 4. He refers to the place they are currently in as a "fearful place" and expresses his desire to leave. The key phrase to understanding Scrooge's meaning is "in leaving it, I shall not leave its lesson."
Based on this line, it suggests that Scrooge believes there is an important lesson to be learned in this fearful place, and he wants to ensure that he doesn't forget or abandon that lesson after leaving. So, the correct answer would indeed be:
c) "I will not forget the lessons I learned here."
Your answer is correct! Well done!