It would be fair to say that by Burke's account, Laocoon can evoke the idea of the sublime if we interpret the figures as struggling euphorically, crying in pain, having a smooth surface despite the subject, all of the previous, or none of them. of Select one: a. Struggling euphorically. O b. Crying in pain OC. Having a smooth surface despite the subject. O d. All of the previous. Oe. None of the above. 10 Burke does not list which of these as giving rise to the sublime: obscurity, vastness, infinity, complexity, and the cries of animals. of Select one: a. Obscurity O b. Vastness O c. Infinity O d. Complexity O e. The cries of animals 1778cmid=313938