Gray hopes to be remembered as being a. a great poet. c. generous and sincere. b. unafraid of death. d. one who had more ability than was recognized.

c. Generous and sincere.

Explanation:

Thomas Gray in his "Elegy Written In a Country Churchyard" talks of how those already dead are not remembered by anyone. He points the inability of humans to remember the lives of the dead people and how easy they move on from the loss. He points out that no matter how rich or strong an individual may be, the grave is the end for us all. Going back to dust is what is left of us in our lives. Towards the end of the elegy, he then thinks to his own death, wondering if anyone would remember his deeds and the things he had done. He imagines a lone farmer coming to the grave, thinking about the life of the poet. He wants that even if there are no remembrances or celebrations in his life, he wants to be remembered at least as a person who is generous and sincere with his life and approaches to people.

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