Note making on the following paragraph No film maker, working in the advanced stage of the cinema's
development, can deny that he has learned from past masters,
or even present ones. But what one really absorbs from
other film makers are the externals of technique. The lighting
of a particular closed-up that sticks in the mind, the placing
of the camera for a particular grouping, cutting back and
forth from face to face in scene of dialogue--all these one
may notice and store up at the back of one's mind--just as
a writer would note a striking turn of phrase in another
writer. But what one notes and admires particularly in
a director is his attitude-the reflection of the man
himself and his sympathies that puts a distinctive stamp on
his work-on his chosen theme as well as on the manner of
its unfolding.

the narrator’s love for Annabel Lee. This is the correct option.

Edgard Allan Poe wrote this poem in 1849. He died in that year. He wrote this poem to his wife , who he loved very much. She died and since then he had not been able to get over her death. "And this maiden she lived with no other thought// Than to love and be loved by me.." ; "..A wind blew out of a cloud, chilling // My beautiful Annabel Lee"; "...For the moon never beams, without bringing me dreams // Of the beautiful Annabel Lee; //And the stars never rise, but I feel the bright eyes // Of the beautiful Annabel Lee;.."

These options are not right:

- jealousy caused by annabel lee. ( Annabel Lee caused love in the poet. There are not any signs of jealousy)

-pity for annabel lee. ( Poe feels  love for her ; he uses the word beautiful. He does not use the word poor.)

-amusement caused by annabel lee ( The poem has a gothic tone. It is not funny).