The man who Morris says wished for death probably did so because Group of answer choices He had wished for everlasting life and did not really want it. His wishes had caused horrible things to happen. He had killed everyone he loved with his wishes He had become very ill and was in great pain.

His wishes had caused horrible things to happen.

Explanation:

Sergeant-Major- Morris told the Whites about the story behind the Monkey's Paw. He introduced them about the powers the paw possessed and the method of making any wish out of it. He told that three men can make their wishes from the paw. The first one to make the wish was Morris himself and the other was a man. The second man had asked his own death in the third wish. This presents the picture that the two prior wishes of the second man had brought him such a bad fate that he had wished death in his third wish.

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