The answer is “not discriminating.”
Here is an excerpt from the poem to explain how I arrived at that answer.
“She had
A heart—how shall I say?— too soon made glad,
Too easily impressed; she liked whate’er
She looked on, and her looks went everywhere.”
This excerpt is basically saying that the Duchess would look at everyone with happiness, and was very easy to please. This means that she did not discriminate against certain people. She “liked whatever she looked on.”
Literary realism is a literary genre that depicts reality as it is in actual life by depicting banal, everyday occurrences. See more below.
<h3>What does literary realism show?</h3>
It typically depicts the middle and lower classes of society, with familiar people, places, and tales. The rejection of legendary entities is an example of realism.
<h3>What is Transcendentalism?</h3>
Transcendentalism depicts the idea of discovering the truth beyond experience and reason.
As a result, it is demonstrated that the truth can be established without the use of hard proof.
In terms of realism, it depicts a realistic picture of the real world in literature by disclosing ordinary situations.
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Answer:
The last one.
Explanation:
"Hungry as the sea" acts as a metaphor for the capactity or large amount of love in his heart.
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