Answer:
A) Summary
Explanation:
Summary's tell the plot in a short and brief way so you can understand it better!
They are alike because they are about the dark and they are different because darkness talks about how one place or more has darkness and darkest is about what is darker than something.
Answer:
from which chapter the question is
Romanticism encompasses more individualism and transcendentalism, while Dark Romanticism kind of rejects that and focuses more on the human psychological side and supernatural elements.
With American Romantic authors like Thoreau and Emerson, you see that they heavily emphasize individualism and reject conformity in favor of self-direction. However, with Dark Romanticists - especially Hawthorne - transcendentalism is rejected, and heavier themes like hypocrisy (mostly in religion) and human error are explored. (Edgar Allan Poe is more of the psychological/supernatural side of Dark Romanticism. He explores the darkness of the human mind.)
I hope this helps! :)
Answer:
The most likely themes of the poem is:
A. A war-torn places can find peace
Explanation:
As introduced by Levertov, this poem recalled the time of Christmas in 1972 - when it was the season of peace, holiday in the US, instead of the peace, it was during the bombing in Vietnam. Writing this poem, Levertov moved the images from the violence of the war with the sight of a child with its feed blown off, bombed villages, etc. to the haunting beauty of birds' song, to the peaceful and familiar scene of a countryside in Vietnam. She did emphasis the peace in the context of the war, to highlight the rare moments of peace could be found in a war-torn place like Vietnam.
