Read the excerpt below and answer the question.

young george, however, did not yield himself
to nourish the false hunger of a ghost
that made no good return. he saw too much:
the accumulated wisdom of his years
had so conclusively made plain to him
the permanent profusion of a world
where everybody might have everything
to do, and almost everything to eat,
that he was jubilantly satisfied
and all unthwarted by adversity.

what is young george’s attitude toward life in this excerpt? select all that apply.

the world is a place of unlimited opportunities.
the world is an empty place with ghostly presences.
the world is a difficult place and must be approached with caution.
the world is a place of abundance.

The other answer to this question is completely wrong. Tried to report it but in all it's loveliness, won't allow me to. The actual answers are:

-The world is a place of unlimited opportunities.  

-The world is a place of abundance.

Some of these words may be unfamiliar to most and if you don't understand the meanings of these words it is 100% possible to completely misinterpret the point in the text. If you look up the words profusion, jubilantly, unthwarted (thwarted is what pops up but you get the point), and adversity it would help a lot. Even if you already know what these words mean or have an idea, it's good to be sure because they're key words to understanding what this text is actually trying to get across. Have a nice day !

ismene wants to follow the rules, unlike antigone who'd rather break them for her brother.