No tengo miedo a la oscuridad. i have no fear of security guards. i have no fear of the dark. i don't have money. i don't have food.

The answer is: I have no fear of the dark.

Explanation:

"The dark" together, means "oscuridad" it's a noun and you can either use "the dark" or "darkness" both are correct. The other options mean:

No tengo miedo a los guardias de seguridad. (you can see that "security guards" looks pretty similar to Spanish).No tengo dinero (the simple present on its negative form).No tengo comida (same as above).

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