What motivates the speaker in Sonnet 18 ("Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?") to write the sonnet?
A.
He hopes to gain his beloved's love by flattering her with false praise.
B.
He wants to record his beloved's beauty for all time.
C.
He hopes to convince his beloved to stop worrying about how she looks.
D.
He wants to tease his beloved by showing how she is like a hot, windy day.
A.
He hopes to gain his beloved's love by flattering her with false praise.
B.
He wants to record his beloved's beauty for all time.
C.
He hopes to convince his beloved to stop worrying about how she looks.
D.
He wants to tease his beloved by showing how she is like a hot, windy day.