Part A: How does the way the clergyman/former teacher views Scoresby differ from the way he is viewed by most of society?
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A. The clergyman views Scoresby as a hero while everyone else thinks he is a fool
B. The clergyman views Scoresby as a fool while everyone thinks he’s a hero
C. The Clergyman has no real opinion while everyone else hates him
D. The clergyman is afraid of Scoresby while everyone else admired himself greatly
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