Answer:
The poet wishes to maintain the identity of his individual self, and yet he desires to merge it with the universal self, which involves the identification of the poet's self with mankind and the mystical union of the poet with God, the Absolute Self. Sexual union is figurative anticipation of spiritual union.
Explanation:
I think that is D but i am not sure that is the help i can give you.
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If you mean tone, then the tone is going to be quite saddening or angering seeing as how the lottery is talking about a lottery of death.
The line is, "For French of Paris was not hers to know.".
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