Answer:
Solitude Thoreau describes a “delicious evening” in which he feels at one with nature, “a part of herself.” It is cool and windy, but nevertheless the bullfrogs and night animals give it a special charm.Thoreau again praises the benefits of nature and of his deep communion with it.
Explanation:
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I think the answer is 2 but I could be wrong
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A. not this because Odysseus has to have a problem with himself
B. not this because Odysseus would have to be fighting a tree...something in nature
D. not this because Odysseus would be fighting nature like when he is trying to get back home to his wife and child and the sea (Or Neptune/ Poseidon)