Question

@haleyelizabeth2017

Answer 1

I'm not sure :(

Answer 2

I would say it is either A or C

Answer 3

give me a second im really good at english

Answer 4

Okay, thank you.

Answer 5

c

Answer 6

please metal and fan

Answer 7

Are you sure it's C?

Answer 8

I mean, I was thinking that, but I wasn't 100% sure.

Answer 9

could be a but i think c more than a

Answer 10

@Directrix if you aren't too busy, could you take a look at this?

Answer 11

@dan815

Answer 12

@jigglypuff314

Answer 13

I think it's A or C after reading it, but I really needed help to get a straight answer.

Answer 14

@Whitemonsterbunny17

Answer 15

@ANIMALOVER02, please do not give out direct answers, as doing such is against OpenStudy's Code of Conduct. Thanks.

Answer 16

@Liv1234, I can help, but I'm going to guide you through it step by step.

Answer 17

Okay, thank you so much(:

Answer 18

So, let's take a look at the first sentence.
The word abashed means to feel embarrassed or ashamed.
So, what can we deduce from this?

Answer 19

It could mean that the companion wouldn't be embarrassed or ashamed in front of highly respected leaders.

Answer 20

Right, now let's take a look towards the end of the last line.
Thither means the same thing as "there".
What do you think this sentence could be implying?

Answer 21

It could possibly mean that they are going to a certain place. Like, they have a specific destination they need to arrive at.

Answer 22

i wouldd be glad to help but there is no answer please push asnwers out/thanks

Answer 23

That's a good start, but it's implying more that he does get called to King Williams court.
So we can deduce that he is an important character.

Answer 24

So, if he is an important character we would be able to start eliminating some of the options, correct?

Answer 25

Yes. (:

Answer 26

So, D could be eliminated because it doesn't mention anything about his appearance besides the staff he has.

Answer 27

Yes, very good.

Answer 28

B could be eliminated because it doesn't provide any information about him being wise or saying anything that would indicate that he has advice to give someone.

Answer 29

Correct.

Answer 30

So, we are left with A and C.

Answer 31

Right.
Now let's take a close look at the last sentence.

Answer 32

Can you help me with one more question after this by the way, I really appreciate you walking me through these.

Answer 33

"But the only thing about him that could be fixed upon as remarkable..."

Answer 34

And sure! ^.^

Answer 35

With the last sentence it gives us an indication that the person is seeing that this companion has a remarkable personality or appearance.

Answer 36

Not quite.
It's saying that the only thing that seems remarkable about him is his staff.

Answer 37

Ohh, okay.

Answer 38

So he seems like a normal guy, until you see his staff.

Answer 39

This makes me feel like the answer is C. I think this because no one really notices that he is an important person until they see his staff.

Answer 40

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Answer 41

Thank you!!! I have one more question if you don't mind.

Answer 42

Sure! Just make a separate post for it. ^.^

Answer 43

Okay, I will. And I'll tag you.