Edgar Allen Poe biographers tend to fall into two camps: those who try to rescue the man himself from a macabre world in which fate had decreed nothing less than (i)____________ outcome, and those who (ii)____________ that very myth, treating the subject as one for whom a life of tragedy was (iii)____________. A. a dire B. dispute C. all but inevitable D. an unforeseen E. hold fast to F. clearly unexpected G. an auspicious H. squelch I. hardly justified