The correct answer would be TRUE.
Muir views nature as something beautiful, ethereal, powerful, bewildering, intricate, etc. Nature is something that should be appreciated and loved. In paragraph 3, Muir's love and awe for nature and the flowers can be seen when he says "I sat down beside it (Calypsos) and fairly cried for joy." In paragraph 4, he also compared his discovery of the Calypso to that of him meeting new people and it "was more memorable and impressive than any of my meetings with human beings excepting, perhaps, Emerson and one or two others." The flowers were more interesting to him than people.
C is the answer because tone is the authors attitude and how he portrays the story
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