Reading Skills: Identifying Contrasting Images The question below refers to the selection "The Lady of Shalott" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson.

The Lady of Shalott's “snowy white clothing" and "dead-pale“ demeanor are in opposition to —

a. the ghostly figures she sees in her mirror
b. the storm that occurs as she sets off for Camelot
c. Lancelot's brilliant appearance as he travels to Camelot
d. the shepherd traveling to Camelot

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