C. It contributes to the emotion of safety and comfort.
The poem is an offering of safety and comfort. The poem repeats "I love you" throughout as part of his message to his audience. The poem is meant to be a place where the audience can find safety and comfort. In the stanza with the word hogan, he tells the reader to knock on the door and he will "make you feel safe." Even though the speaker addresses the emotions of the reader as possible feeling tired, overwhelmed, lost, directionless, cold and lonely, the speaker is offering safety and comfort to help the reader because of his love for the reader.
I'd say the answer is B. From what I know on archetypes, they're basically stereotypes. For instance, in a movie the classic jock would be an archetype because not all jocks are what movies make them out to be. This can be used with any other stereotypical character as well.
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Danger is a situation whereby a person is seriously at risk of getting hurt or killed. It is that particular time when the adrenaline speeds to the highest informing there is a very fearful situation.
Facing danger is a determination which can be accomplished when one sees the need to conquer and before this is done one has to decide to make a move in taking the risk to surmount that which posses a threat against him. Fear remains the poor chisel to carve out the future, and this has been a limiting factor while many are afraid of conquering. Boldly confronting your fear which invariable presents itself dangerous to you with utmost determination to destabilize it is a very vital move which must be make if danger or dangerous situations must be eliminated. Therefore determination, confrontation and attacking that which presents itself as your fear and a dangerous situation makes you a conqueror.