What connotation does the phrase "night in the swamp" convey? comfort danger freedom trip

Danger

Explanation:

The intention or feeling that is implied when hearing the phrase "night in the swamps" is that of Danger. This is because Swamps over the years have been used countless times in many horror movies, novels, and stories. Therefore people have become accustomed to getting a sense of discomfort of scare when hearing the phrase "night in the swamps".

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I'm assuming it Is Danger

Explanation:

Swamps aren't usually very comfortable to be around and they usually have dangerous animals and creatures residing in them. Maybe? I'm not entirely sure.

The meaning of the word priggish in the context of Scott Fitzgerlad's short story is obnoxious, option C. Dexter, one of the protagonists, had been seriously humiliated and hurt by the "innumerable little slights and indignities possible" from his then wife and was determined to change that situation. His little knowledge of the topics of the conversation was not an impediment to have an arrogant attitude.