"'Most worthy man, you see before you one most wretched,' he began."

The author likely chose to use the word worthy to accomplish which of the following?

To create a parallel to his recent fall from greatness into despair
To create a contrast between the connotation of wretched and that of worthy
To develop the idea that his situation deserves the jailor's time and attention
To suggest a similar meaning based on the connotation of the word worthy

Question

"'Most worthy man, you see before you one most wretched,' he began."

The author likely chose to use the word worthy to accomplish which of the following?

 To create a parallel to his recent fall from greatness into despair
 To create a contrast between the connotation of wretched and that of worthy
 To develop the idea that his situation deserves the jailor's time and attention
 To suggest a similar meaning based on the connotation of the word worthy

elise_a18 · Answer

@Daniel_Chernioglo ? My devoted helper?

daniel_chernioglo · Answer

what do you think the answer is?

elise_a18 · Answer

Mmm, B?

daniel_chernioglo · Answer

no, I thinks its A

elise_a18 · Answer

I think it was  difficult one for me because it's organized ans worded in a weird way

elise_a18 · Answer

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daniel_chernioglo · Answer

yes that is true but the second part of the sentence says: "you see before you one most wretched" I think it matches more with that

daniel_chernioglo · Answer

Hope this helped :)