"Shadows of the World" is inspired by the poem "The Lady of Shalott." Which two of the following best state ways in which the works differ from one another? "Shadows of the World" focuses more on the lady's concerns about a curse. "Shadows of the World" focuses more on the lady's hopes and wishes. "Shadows of the World" focuses more on the scene outside the lady's window. "Shadows of the World" focuses more on the lady's purpose for weaving. "Shadows of the World" focuses more on the picture the lady's weaving produces.