English Language · English Literature
In Alexander Pope's 'The Rape of the Lock', Ariel is best described as:
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- 1A mischievous demon trying to ruin the party
- 2A guiding sylph and guardian spirit protecting Belinda's virtue✓
- 3A satirical representation of a contemporary British nobleman
- 4A rival human lover seeking Belinda's affection
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A guiding sylph and guardian spirit protecting Belinda's virtue
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