Considering the quotation above and Tolkien's arguments in defense of fantasy, mark the correct alternative. Tolkien seems to comprehend that the...

Considering the quotation above and Tolkien's arguments in defense of fantasy, mark the correct alternative.


Tolkien seems to comprehend that the faculty of imagination is fully connected to the sadness of the human soul, especially in its creative potential.
Tolkien understands that the faculty of imagination allows human beings to express their own perspectives more broadly, linguistically.
Tolkien apparently developed a sense of belonging within the imaginative community of his time, offering his house for many fantasy authors to sleep in.
Tolkien apparently recognizes the faculty of imagination as a means by which humanity can escape from the harshness of reality, creating a world of its own.
Tolkien apparently believes that the faculty of imagination is a way of understanding the world as it is, but also as it could be, and that this is essential for human development.