<span>These last two lines sound even more nihilistic than existential, as the reader might envision Keats himself standing alone on the edge of the universe, trying to get perspective and reflect on these fears</span>
The correct answer is <span>B) the return of Charles II to England from exile in France and his coronation as the English monarch. The Restoration happened in 1660 - two years after the death of Oliver Cromwell, who had managed to depose Charles I and install a republic, for the first time in British history. Charles II fled to France to save his life and came back in 1660 to claim his father's throne and restore the monarchy.</span>
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there isn't an exerpt....
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Revenge and its consequences are a large part of the play. In his desire to revenge his father, Hamlet causes Ophelia to commit death, murder her father, is responsible for the poisoning of his mother, the death of his Uncle (the King), and ultimately, his own death as well. Hamlet's revenge has far reaching consequences
I believe the answer is his return home ^^
