B. Restating your thesis (it's best to paraphrase it)
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A dead woman is the speaker of the poem, as option C shows.
<h3>How can we understand this?</h3>
- The woman is withdrawn from the material world.
- The woman is carried in a spiritual carriage.
- The carriage driver lets her see what her life was like.
The carriage driver is dead, and the moment he picks up the woman in the material world and takes her on a spiritual journey is the moment that woman dies.
The dead woman is being directed towards the afterlife and for this reason, she can see her entire life journey, from childhood to the moment she says goodbye to the material world.
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The phrase <em>under the deck </em>is a prepositional phrase, because it begins with the preposition <em>under.
</em>Gerund and participle look the same - they are verbal forms that end in -ing.
<em />Infinitive is to + verb (to be, to see...)
