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In literature, why might an author qualify a severe natural storm as 'metaphysical'?
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- 1Because storms are exclusively used to represent the biological experience of death
- 2Because the storm is purely physical and fierce, capable only of subduing humans
- 3Because the storm is entirely a figment of a character's imagination and has no external reality
- 4Because the storm carries eerie qualities that feel real but extend beyond ordinary physical understanding✓
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Because the storm carries eerie qualities that feel real but extend beyond ordinary physical understanding
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