Vergil's Simile for Dido's Passion
How does the simile Vergil uses to describe Dido’s love for Aeneas illustrate her inner turmoil?
A
It relates her state to leaves in the wind, highlighting the transient and fleeting nature of her affections.
B
It likens her struggles to a ship fighting the waves, showing her resistance against an overpowering force.
C
It equates her feelings to a seer’s visions, suggesting she has foresight into the doomed nature of their relationship.
D
It compares her emotional suffering to a wounded deer, emphasizing the depth and pain of her uncontrolled passion.
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