In and ldquoLife in a Love by Robert Browning the poet uses image of chase to show all following except .?

In "Life in a Love" by Robert Browning, the poet does not use the image of a chase to show any of the following:

- The speaker's pursuit of an unattainable love

- The speaker's fear of commitment

- The speaker's desire for freedom

- The speaker's sense of loss

Instead, the speaker in "Life in a Love" compares the experience of love to a "game" (line 1), in which the speaker and their beloved are both players. This comparison suggests that the speaker views love as a playful and reciprocal relationship, rather than as a chase or a pursuit.