His poem opened with a eulogy of the ineffable virtue, compounded of self-abnegation and chastity, that distinguished the angelic creature who, with her white tutelary wings, watched over the happiness of his dear friend's love nest. He then recalled that the date of this day commemorated the happy birth of a being of immaculate purity, Maria-José, a veritable saint who had renounced all her own aspirations so that she might consecrate herself entirely to the duties of her sister's family, devoted tenderness as aunt and sister. As he came to a close, the poet raised his cup of sparkling wine and, in exalted voice, drank to the health of Zézé amidst the loud huzzahs of all present. Which BEST analyzes the use and effect of the word choices in section three?

Multiple words have negative connotations that show the extreme neediness of of Aunt Zeze.
Multiple words have negative connotations that show the extreme neediness of of Aunt Zeze.

Multiple words have positive connotations that create a sense of adoration and reverence.
Multiple words have positive connotations that create a sense of adoration and reverence.

Multiple words have positive connotations that emphasize the absolute necessity for religious devotion.
Multiple words have positive connotations that emphasize the absolute necessity for religious devotion.

The word choices include positive, negative, and neutral connotations to reveal the author's disdain for Monjardin.
The word choices include positive, negative, and neutral connotations to reveal the author's disdain for Monjardin.