How dreary to be somebody!
how public, like a frog
to tell your name the livelong day
to an admiring bog!
what do these lines indicate about dickinson’s view of pride?

a. they suggest that pride doesn’t require self-praise.
b. they indicate that she had little pride in herself.
c. they are meant to show that pride can cause a downfall.
d. they portray pride and self-worth as unimportant.

The answer is A: They suggest that pride doesn't require self-praise.

Emily Dickinson's view on pride, portrayed in the lines of her poem, are illustrations of how one that considers themselves insignificant or a nobody in the sight of a proud society, feels that real greatness doesn't need boasting. Only the "somebodies" crave the praises from others, which for her is so boring.

the character has felt many emotions that are mainly focusing on negative emotions.