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The metaphor in: "It [love) is an ever-fixed mark.." is being used to show...? A:True love is unbending, and will not be swayed B:True love is malleable C:True love is something to aim for D:True love
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The metaphor in: "It [love) is an ever-fixed mark.." is being used to show...?

A:True love is unbending, and will not be swayed
B:True love is malleable
C:True love is something to aim for
D:True love is ever present in someone's life

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the answer is B: True love is malleable

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I think the answer is B
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