Which sentence from the passage best supports the idea that Una has resolve? OA. So fair was she that her sweet countenance made
sunshine in the shady place in which she lay. B. At length, Una checked her tears, and, trying to put away her grief, arose, and, remounting her humble steed, set out again to seek her knight. O C. This made the lady very sad, for not only was she lonely in the strange land through which she was passing, but, unless she could find the knight, she must give up the hope of seeing the cruel dragon subdued and her dear parents set free. D. But she was no longer a defenseless maiden, for with her went the lion-a strong guardian and faithful comrade-who, while she slept kept watch, and, while she waked, waited on her will, taking direction from his lady's eye.
