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APLIT.185 Image and Imagery
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Read the excerpt. The estate's garden was all straight paths and clipped boxwood, but wild vine had climbed the statue's throat and opened one red flower at its ear. Which interpretation best explains the contrast in garden imagery?
A
Desire or disorder intrudes into a landscape designed to display control.
B
The estate has achieved perfect harmony between rule and growth.
C
The statue is presented as more alive than the vine in literal terms.
D
The red flower confirms the estate's unchallenged formal authority.
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