"Ah, distinctly I remember, it was in the bleak December,

And each separate dying ember wrought its ghost upon the floor."

With these lines, the narrator is saying that
Responses
A The fire is burning out.The fire is burning out.
B The fire has transformed into ghosts.The fire has transformed into ghosts.
C The fire is growing supernaturally strong.The fire is growing supernaturally strong.
D The fire is ghostly in substance, even if non-ghostly in appearance.

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The correct response is: A The fire is burning out.

The lines illustrate a sense of decay and the dimming of the fire as it approaches its end, with "each separate dying ember" implying that the flames are fading, which aligns with the idea of the fire burning out.

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