The answer to your question is most adequately described with letter D. The theme is the mysteries of God, as this was his "preoccupation." This is implemented in his epic tradition in Europe.
Answer:
- It reminds him of an old commercial that he once enjoyed.
Explanation:
In the context of "Is Our Gain Also Our Loss?' the most probable reason that makes the author's father delighted when he observes his daughter having cereal is that 'it recollects his memories of an old cereal advertisement that he really enjoyed watching.' This gives him a nostalgic feel and he's down the memory lane when he was a young boy which makes him overjoyed and elevated at the same time. Similarly, when grandma sees her childhood photographs, she too gets emotional and reminiscent of her old days.
Answer:
Hath Romeo slain himself? say thou but aye
And that bare vowel, I shall poison more
Than the death-darting eye of cockatrice
I am not I, if there be such an I
Or those eyes shut that make thee answer aye
If he be slain, say aye or if not 'no:'
