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Throughout the poem “Success is counted sweetest”, Emily Dickinson explores a subjective experience regarding the value of success and victory. Considering the poetic devices employed by the author, the imagery constructed, and the dramatic perspective adopted, which human interiorization is conveyed in the poem?

(a)

The perception that true understanding of success arises from deprivation, showing that only those who deeply experience failure can grasp the intimate meaning of victory.

(b)

The idea that glory always belongs to the winners, since only they can fully experience the emotional fullness that accompanies triumph.

(c)

The notion that success is an objective concept, easily understood by all, regardless of personal experiences or defeats.

(d)

The belief that individual achievements only make sense when publicly recognized by those who participate in the same “symbolic army.”