Which statement best explains how this archetype impacts the meaning in this poem?
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This archetype compares the power of a tiger with the gentleness of a lamb; this reinforces the power and danger that the tiger poses.
This archetype compares the power of a tiger with the gentleness of a lamb; this reinforces the power and danger that the tiger poses.,

The lamb may be more gentle, but it is not killed by the tiger; this archetype develops the idea that innocence will always triumph over evil.
The lamb may be more gentle, but it is not killed by the tiger; this archetype develops the idea that innocence will always triumph over evil.,

The use of this archetype reinforces the poet’s main idea that power can corrupt everyone—especially the most pure and innocent.
The use of this archetype reinforces the poet’s main idea that power can corrupt everyone—especially the most pure and innocent.,

This image generates suspense by leaving readers unsure of what has happened to the lamb.