The answer is A: They suggest that pride doesn't require self-praise.
Emily Dickinson's view on pride, portrayed in the lines of her poem, are illustrations of how one that considers themselves <em>insignificant or a nobody in</em> <em>the sight of a proud society</em>, feels that real greatness doesn't need boasting. Only<em></em><em>the "somebodies" crave the praises from others, which for her is so boring.</em>
