11. Which of the following best states the narrator's internal conflict in the passage?
a. He fears that he has been outsmarted and feels tricked by Wolf
Larsen.
b. He dislikes Wolf Larsen for what he sees as a demeaning
personal attack
c. He is unsure of his own strength and wonders if he can defend
himself against Wolf Larsen.
d. He is frustrated by what he perceives as his own weak response
when facing Wolf Larsen.