Which of the following quotes regarding narcissus love for himself support the answer to part A? A. “But the great love increases with neglect; her miserable body wastes away, wakeful with sorrows; leanness shrivels up her skin, and all her lovely features melt, as if dissolved upon the wafting winds…” (paragraph 3)

B. “He cannot move, for so he marvels at himself, and lies with countenance unchanged, as if indeed a statute carved of Parian marble.” (Paragraph 5)

C. “Nor food nor res can draw him thence - - outstretched upon the shadowed green, his eyes fixed on the mirrored imaged never may know their longings satisfied, and by their sight he is himself undone.” (Paragraph 6)

D. “No more my shade deceives me, I perceive ‘Tis I in thee - - i love myself - - the flame arises in my breast and burns my heart…” (paragraph 6)