In auden's "musée des beaux arts," what did the "old masters" understand about human nature? a. humans are capable of both miraculous and dreadful acts. b. humans are always ready to when someone needs assistance. c. humans have a large capacity for love and understanding. d. humans often allow suffering to go unheeded or ignored.

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