I believe the answer is D. He will no longer be alone
The conflicting motivation about his last wish revolves around whether he should choose to use his wish to make Yoni came back to live and let the goldfish go or to keep the goldfish and be a murderer.
Either choice technically won't make him be 'alone', so i think option d is not suitable in this context.
This question is about the poem "The canonization"
Answer and Explanation:
The speaker shows that the love we foster with each other is incorrect and worthy of criticism from those who observe us in heaven. This is because we create an inefficient, flawed and weak love, far from the standards stimulated by those who have a greater wisdom than ours and recognize how true love must be constituted. That is why they criticize and hostile the love we create that is seen with hatred and contempt.
B. The setting becomes even more foreboding and dangerous