Question

PLEASE HELP THIS IS MY 3RD TIME ASKING THIS PLEASE HELP

Read the passage, then answer the question that follows.

We were now near the front line. . . . We entered the line and drove, drove, drove. I can never describe it. It doesn't seem real. It is all a dream—a nightmare. Day after day, night after night, unceasingly. . . . Ollie Ames and Joyce Kilmer are buried side by side at the edge of the wood. . . . I sat there yesterday, thinking. “Ollie, Ollie!” . . . . I find myself thinking of Ollie constantly. I know I must stop, but he was my best friend, and he died so bravely that I cannot forget.

–Basil Beebe Elmer,
Letter to his parents, Herbert and Bertha Elmer,
August 5, 1918

Which best describes the emotional state of the narrator?

fearful and full of dread
horrified and grieving
disgusted and sad
trusting and grateful

Answer 1

fear I think because that person had N nightmare?????

Answer 2

horrified and grieving

Explanation:

it make the most sense since he said it was a nightmare and he misses them.