Which of the following statements most correctly describes Puddleglum the Marsh-Wiggles outlook on life in C.S. Lewiss book The Silver Chair?
- He is an optimist and is usually proved wrong
- He is an optimist, but is usually proved right
- He is a pessimist and is usually proved right
- He is a pessimist, but is usually proved wrong
Answer
The correct answer is D) He is a pessimist, but is usually proved wrong.
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