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The answer is D.) My mistress is not a perfect beauty.
The central idea of the first quatrain is given in option (d) or (iv): "My mistress is not a perfect beauty."
What is the first quatrain's main point?
Shakespeare's technique portrays his love for his "mistress" in a genuine and true manner, without the use of "false comparison," making it more acceptable than other poetry of the period.
He does not consider his love to be a goddess or a celestial creature, but he does consider it to be "unique," which makes it both practical and charming.
Therefore, the central idea of looking at his mistress is not perfect beauty rather unique.
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