Read the passage.

but when the days of golden dreams had perished
and even despair was powerless to destroy,
then did i learn how existence could be cherished,
strengthened and fed without the aid of joy…
what does the speaker in “remembrance” by emily brontë plan to do?

live in mourning forever
go on with life
fall in love again
forget her beloved

I believe the best answer choice is the second one, "go on with life." The speaker is saying that even though the best days have passed, the speaker can still value her life. Even without the presence of joy, she can deal with her circumstances and continue living. It mentions nothing about living in mourning, forgetting her beloved, or falling in love again, so you can eliminate those other answer choices. Hope this helps.

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