Question

Read the excerpt below and answer the question.

"So, if I surrender myself to going there,
I fear the undertaking shall prove folly. (II, 34–35)

How does the pilgrim respond to the fear he expresses in these lines?

He decides to carry on anyway.
He looks to the poet for guidance.
He gives in and decides he will not go on.
He cries out to the Muses, asking for help.

Answer 1

It's actually C.) He gives in and decides he will no go on.

Answer 2

Answer: C) He gives in and decides he will not go on.

Step-by-step explanation: In the given lines from Dante's work, we can see that the pilgrim is doubting whether or not he should go in the journey the muses have chosen him for. He doubts himself, his capabilities and he isn't sure about whether of not he is worth of being chosen. After all the doubts and asking the muses why they chose him, he gives in and decides to not go on.