Question

but come what will, ive sworn it still, ill never be melancholy.
what does the narrator suggest in this line?
a when times runs out, i will still regret my actions.
b no matter what happens, i will not let it get me down.
c when the time comes, i will be ready to take advantage of luck.
d no matter how hungry i get, i will not eat until i finish my work.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the line "But come what will, I’ve sworn it still, I’ll never be melancholy." The phrase "come what will" means no matter what happens, and "never be melancholy" means not being sad or down. Option A talks about regret, which is not in the line. Option C is about luck, not related. Option D is about hunger and work, irrelevant. Option B matches the meaning: no matter what occurs, the narrator won't be down.

Answer:

B. No matter what happens, I will not let it get me down.