Question

"And, just in case, I'm taking a golf club.'
i. Who said these words?
ii. Why does the speaker say 'just in case'? In case of what?
iii. What club does he take and what does he do with it?​

Answer 1

Answer:

if you don't mind, can you also post the picture of the story?

because I can not understand , from which story the lines are taken

Answer 2

The answers to the given questions are given below.

1. The given words are said by Tom's father.

• The above is what Tom's father said as he prepared to approach the coal bunker with caution and alertness.

2. The speaker says "just in case" in the sense of a precaution as he is worried about the person who may be with him in the coalbunker.

• As a precaution, the speaker states "just in case" since he is concerned about the potential intruder in the coal bunker.

• Tom's father, who is the speaker, is quite dubious and wary of the guy who might be in the coal bunker.
• He views that anonymous individual as an intrusive.

3. The three-iron club Tom's father has in his hand is being swung in the air as they pass.

• Tom's father chose the goal club after giving consideration to a defense strategy.
• It will be useful to him when he goes to inspect the coalbunker because he sees it as both an offensive and defensive weapon.

#SPJ2