How does Iona feel as he waits for a fare in the story?

Excited

Anxious

Bored and desolate

Angry

Answer and Solution

C. Bored and desolate

Iona feels bored and desolate while waiting for a fare, which reflects his emotional state and the loneliness he experiences.

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