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In P.B. Shelley's 'Ode to the West Wind', the author personifies the West Wind as a dual force. What is the most accurate description of this duality?
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- 1It is both a natural phenomenon and a man-made concept.
- 2It represents both the poet's hope for the future and his despair at the present.
- 3It is a force of both destruction that tears apart the old and creation that scatters seeds for new life.✓
- 4It is both a gentle breeze that soothes and a harsh gale that harms.
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It is a force of both destruction that tears apart the old and creation that scatters seeds for new life.
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