The speaker describes the leopard as lithe and fleet most likely to imply that
a.the pathway is too narrow for the leopard to pass by
b. the leopard her peers graceful but can be treacherous
c. they narrator should run quickly away from the leopard
d. the leopard is staring at the speaker with a hungry gaze

b. The leopard appears graceful but can be treacherous.

In this section of The Divine Comedy, Dante encounters a leopard in his path. As he is trying to pass it, the leopard moves several times in order to block his way. He was not intimidated by his presence, and would not retreat. Dante describes the leopard as "lithe and fleet" in order to imply that even though the leopard appears graceful, it can be treacherous.

the answer to that is B

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