The correct answer is heroic acts.
Heroic acts characterize a true epic and are seen in the Race of the Lock.
"Love is to Life as Music is to Man." Music can be survived without in a biological sense. But what is there to life when there's no expression? No depth? I think it develops an emptiness after awhile. The absence of Music in Man creates an analytical void, nothing more. When there is Music though, there is passion, there is an expression to things and of things. Whether it's a person, or a tree, or anything, or nothing - it's a solid and liquid something that exists that is far more that explainable. It is a visible, less understood substance that fills Man with purpose and feeling. Like Love, it can pursued, created, forgotten about, taken away, and it gives to Life what Music gives to Man.
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The right answer is B It encourages a close personal relationship with nature. Thoreau was part of a movement called TRANSCENDENTALISM. Transcendentalists wanted to “awaken” a new outlook for a new democratic age. Their goal was to foster spirituality in harmony with the perfectionism of both the divine and of divinity’s creation: nature. Nature was Thoreau's first great subject; the question of how we should live was his second. Thoreau was committed to lead what Emerson called a life of “plain living and high thinking.”
