Read the excerpt below and answer the question that follows. ”the rime of the ancient mariner,” by samuel taylor coleridge at length did cross an albatross, thorough the fog it came; and an it were a christian soul, we hail'd it in god's name. the marineres gave it biscuit-worms, and round and round it flew: the ice did split with a thunder-fit; the helmsman steer'd us thro'. and a good south wind sprung up behind, the albatross did follow; and every day for food or play came to the marinere's hollo! in mist or cloud on mast or shroud it perch'd for vespers nine, whiles all the night thro' fog-smoke white glimmer'd the white moon-shine. "god save thee, ancyent marinere! "from the fiends that plague thee thus— "why look'st thou so? "—with my cross bow i shot the albatross. what inferences can be drawn from this excerpt? select all that apply. the albatross is a good omen. the albatross is a good christian person. the death of the albatross will bring bad luck. the albatross is an evil omen. the marinere killed the albatross.