What does the phrase "We'll just keep our hearts a glow” indicate about how the lovers plan
on dealing with the "dark ... path"?
A. They will run from danger.
B. They will ask others for help.
C. They will share memories with each other.
D. They will use their love to get through trouble.

Answer:

D.

Explanation:

"We'll just keep our hearts a-glow" is a metaphor that would refer to using their love to get through trouble

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