1. feels sorry for the other man, <span>is a decent person
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The first one. Based on the rest of the story which was a biting and sarcastic yet subtle condemnation of the church and England, he did in fact care,deeply for his country and especially the downtrodden.
The paper that is being referred above is <span>"Ode on a Grecian Urn" and "On Seeing the Elgin Marbles" which are poems of John Keats. In the statement, it states the difference between the two wherein "Ode on a Grecian Urn" refers to art as an unchanging truth and "On Seeing the Elgin Marbles" refers to art that changes over time. In this case, the paper states the poems THEMES. </span>
Answer: It reveals Ahab’s commitment to his mission for revenge.
In this passage, the speaker is describing the impact that Ahab caused when meeting him for the first time. He describes his white, whalebone leg, and how he fashioned it out of a sperm whale's jaw. He also describes how there was an auger hole on the deck, upon which Ahab would steady his leg. He would stand there and look out beyond the prow for hours on end. The speaker also describes his attitude of determination and wilfullness. All of these elements contribute to showing how commited Ahab was to his mission.
I think that the answer is B-through the use the f frightening creatures
