Why might the eternal youth of the figures on the urn in Ode on a Grecian Urn be seen as both positive and negative?
APositive because they represent ideal beauty; negative because their beauty is unattainable and artificial.
BPositive because they are free from pain; negative because they never experience change or growth
CPositive because they are immortalized in art; negative because they are detached from real life and emotions.
DPositive because they inspire awe and wonder; negative because they evoke envy and regret in the viewer.