The answer before this described everything perfectly, with a great explanation. For those of you who are too lazy to bother reading it and just want the answer it is d) undistorted.
The mirror says that whatever it views it accepts that as true. Whatever it sees it reflects that without any distortion. Generally, the people are affected by love or dislike. People don't reveal the truth many a time and speak after being affected by love or hatred. The mirror is not affected by emotions. It does not promote illusions. The illusions take a person far form the world of reality. It conveys the message that we should face and accept reality without indulging in self-pity. The mirror has no pre-thoughts, it means that it reflects everything accurately, objectively and in a dispassionate way. It is not affected by the fears, anxieties, irritation of the human beings who look into it. The mirror does not judge others by any pre-conceived notions.
IF U ARE IN 10TH THEN THIS MAY BE HELPFUL THAT THIS POEM MIRROR HAS BEEN CUT DOWN FROM THE SYLLABUS. :)
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Explanation: it can not be all because there are credible sources on the internet. A is the strongest answer. B is not necessarily true because although there is a lot of information out there, all of it is not reliable.
