Read the extract given below and answer briefly the questions that follow: "I hadn’t the shade of an idea, but at the time that didn’t worry me in the least. You see, 1 had often been like that before " (a) Who is ‘I’? What did he not have an idea about? (b) Why was he not worried? (c) What had actually happened earlier to make things right for him?
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(a) The “I” in the narration refers to Mr. John Hailock. He didn’t have an idea about what he was going to write as a plot for the ghost story.
(b) He was not worried as he had faced similar situations before as well and was confident that he could come up with suitable solutions for such situations.
(c) As on earlier occasions, he has always managed to come up with a suitable plot out of the blue for a plot.
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