In Lord Capulet's comments about his daughter's death, which best illustrates his use of personification?

a) "Death is my son-in-law, Death is my heir;"

b) "There she lies,/Flower as she was,"

c) "She's cold/Her blood is settled, and her joints are stiff;"

d) "Upon the sweetest flower of the field."

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a

Explanation:

personification his calling a human a non human thing with the human being his son in law and the non human thing being death

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