Marley warns Scrooge that "mortal life is too short for its vast means of usefulness." Which theme do Marley's words support?

A.
A person should try to get as much pleasure in life as possible.

B.
Life is too brief to spend it aiding others.

C.
A person's duty is to help fellow human beings.

D.
Nobody can be perfect.

Is it C?

Question

Marley warns Scrooge that "mortal life is too short for its vast means of usefulness." Which theme do Marley's words support?	
 
 A.
A person should try to get as much pleasure in life as possible.
 
 B.
Life is too brief to spend it aiding others.
 
 C.
A person's duty is to help fellow human beings.
 
 D.
Nobody can be perfect.


Is it C?

solomonzelman · Answer

I don't know, I haven't even read, but just the words themselves make think that the quote is telling to take pleasure in life without worrying about the maning in life and all that...

I could be wrong; this is just an ignorant opinion ;]