Which theme is reflected in Emily Dickinson's "The Soul unto Itself?

The Soul unto itself

Is an imperial friend-

Or the most agonizing Spy-

An Enemy-could send-

Secure against its own-

No treason it can fear-

Itself-its Sovereign-of itself

The Soul should stand in Awe-

O A.

Friends and enemies can take advantage of a soul.

OB.

The soul can be a person's best friend and worst enemy.

OC. The soul does not affect a person in any way.

D. Humans have to earn their souls.

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Yadiel Norman

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21 December, 09:10

Which theme is reflected in Emily Dickinson's "The Soul unto Itself?

The Soul unto itself

Is an imperial friend-

Or the most agonizing Spy-

An Enemy-could send-

Secure against its own-

No treason it can fear-

Itself-its Sovereign-of itself

The Soul should stand in Awe-

O A.

Friends and enemies can take advantage of a soul.

OB.

The soul can be a person's best friend and worst enemy.

OC. The soul does not affect a person in any way.

D. Humans have to earn their souls.

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Serena Gibson · Answer 1

The soul can be a person's best friend and worst enemy.

Answer: Option B.

Explanation:

"Soul unto itself" is written by Emily Erickson. The main theme of this is the relation ship between the soul and itself. Soul is defined as immaterial part of the human being or an animal.

Soul can have various dimensions and aspects. It can various meanings. It depends on the various consciousness and the essence of a human being or an animal.