Read the excerpt from "not waving but drowning" by stevie smith.
poor chap, he always loved larking and now he’s dead it must have been too cold for him his heart gave way, they said. oh, no no no, it was too cold always (still the dead one lay moaning) i was much too far out all my life and not waving but drowning. which sentence describes the ambiguity in the excerpt?
a. it is unclear what the dead man is trying to say to the speaker.
b. it is unclear whether the dead man or someone else is the speaker.
c. the speaker seems uncertain about the identity of the dead man.
d. the speaker seems to know little about the life of the dead man.