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14. In "To One in Paradise," what's the likely purpose of the imagery in the line "A fountain and a shrine"?
O A. To compare the water in a fountain to the stone that makes up a shrine
OB. To illustrate the speaker's need for freedom from family bonds
OC. To draw the reader in with repeated use of onomatopoeia
OD. To juxtapose the light sweetness of a fountain with the dark sorrow of a shrine
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Final answer:

The imagery in 'To One in Paradise' contrasts the light sweetness of a fountain with the dark sorrow of a shrine.


Explanation:

Imagery in the line 'A fountain and a shrine' in 'To One in Paradise' likely serves to juxtapose the light sweetness of a fountain with the dark sorrow of a shrine. This creates a contrast that enhances the emotional depth of the poem.


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