How does Keats portray the relationship between nature and human emotion?

Nature reflects human despair.

Nature serves as an escape.

Nature is indifferent to humans.

Nature embodies eternal beauty.

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B. Nature serves as an escape.

'Nature serves as an escape' is correct as Keats often finds solace and reprieve in nature's beauty.

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