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What does the statue of Neptune taming a sea-horse symbolize at the end?

AThe Duke’s love of art

BHis desire for control and dominance

CThe power of gods over nature

DThe Duchess’s gentleness

Answer:

B. His desire for control and dominance

Read Explanation:

The image of Neptune taming a sea-horse reflects the Duke's wish to control others, especially women. Just as Neptune dominates the sea-creature, the Duke wants power over the Duchess.


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