Hello, can you check with me to see if this answer is correct to this question. what does scrooge mean by these lines in a christmas carol act two scene four? spirit this is a fearful place, in leaving it, i shall not leave its, lesson, trust me let us go.
answers are; i am afraid and want us to leave. this is not a good place for a school. i will not forget the lessons i learned here. if you do not trust me i will not follow you. my answer i have is: c is this correct.

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