The second one I’m pretty sure !
<span>Montag realizes that in his day, people are generally not happy. He knows that, in the past, people were happy. He tries to figure out what is different now and the main thing he can think of is that there used to be books and now there aren't any books. Also because in one of the chapters he watches the old lady burn with her books so if people are willing to die with their books than there has to be some sort of value and meaning to them.</span>
I’m unsure if you even can, does it say u can anywhere. maybe worth googling?
The poem depicts the pain of the blind love.
<u>Explanation:</u>
This is a very heart touching poem which describes the pain of not being able to be with a person whom you love the most. In the first stanza, the narrator states that he was the one who was wounded but the lover acted as if it was her.
The second stanza depicts how despite giving the chance, the person whom the narrator loved didn’t showed a slightest emotion. And that was when the speaker realized that it wasn’t meant to be.
The third stanza illustrates how after a painful realization the narrator bid a goodbye to his lover, but despite that he kept thinking of both of them being together. But unfortunately nothing turned out the way the speaker thought would be.
The last stanza shows the pain and suffering of the narrator. It shows that all this while the narrator was blinded by love and was unable to realize that the lies behind those kind words.
Answer:
A: The response fillfills the purpose and is appropriate for the audience.
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