Which one of the following sounds natural to native speakers?
1. What do you see freedom in?
2. What things do you see freedom in?
3. Where do you find freedom?
4. Where can you find freedom?

For example, the answer would be "I see freedom in your eyes or I see freedom in living with you.

Just native English speakers answer plz.
Thank you.

Question

Which one of the following sounds natural to native speakers?
1. What do you see freedom in?
2. What things do you see freedom in?
3. Where do you find freedom?
4. Where can you find freedom?

For example, the answer would be "I see freedom in your eyes or I see freedom in living with you.

Just native English speakers answer plz.
Thank you.

Answer

Hi Heshel!

1. What do you see freedom in?
2. What things do you see freedom in?
3. Where do you find freedom?
4. Where can you find freedom?

Probably number 3.

Answer

Hi, Angela.
Could you recommend a question which can be used in the situation then? 
I don't know how I can ask the question. They were some ways that I could come up with and I just wanted to make sure that they make sense.
Thank you

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US - native speaker:
None of the above.

Very, very possibly, if someone was being overly dramatic or ridiculously poetic, they might say something like "I see freedom in your eyes."  But if you weren't already in love with the person who said it (and therefore inclined to think everything they said - no matter how strange - was wonderful), it would sound really, really odd.