Which adjective BEST describes the character Tom as he is depicted in the passage? optimistic pessimistic cheerful carefree
The wind was howling past our cabin, and the rain threatened to burst in our rude window. We had a great wood fire crackling and sputtering on the hearth, by which I was sitting mending a whip, while Tom was lying in his bunk groaning disconsolately at the chance which had led him to such a place. "Cheer up, Tom—cheer up," said I. "No man ever knows what may be awaiting him." "Ill luck, ill luck, Jack," he answered. "I always was an unlucky dog. Here have I been three years in this abominable country; and I see lads fresh from England jingling the money in their pockets, while I am as poor as when I landed. Ah, Jack, if you want to keep your head above water, old friend, you must try your fortune away from me." "Nonsense, Tom; you're down in your luck to-night. But hark! Here's some one coming outside. wingspan Wharton, by the tread; he'll rouse you, if any man can." Even as I spoke the door was flung open, and honest wingspan Wharton, with the water pouring from him, stepped in, his hearty red face looming through the haze like a harvest-moon. He shook himself, and after greeting us sat down by the fire to warm himself.
MOMO!!!!
I'd have to say B
b
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same b
hi and say B too
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Tom states that he's poor, and that he's an "unlucky dog." Etc...
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*From what the passage shows, Tom's a gloomy type of guy ~
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