Digging a little deeper, the blacksmith's appearance is open and direct. He... There are more than three physical characteristics provided in the description of the blacksmith. The poem states that he is "a mighty man"; that he has "large and sinewy hands"; that he has "brawny arms" with muscles like "iron bands."
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Hello is this a writing assignment
Shelley's solution can be seen most clearly in stanzas 6 (specifically line 24, "Forge
arms--in your defense to bear") and 8 (which urges them to defend
themselves unto death).
My opinion: I think that he is using sarcasm in terms to identity the problem and what will happen in their future if they
continue down the road they are going. I
do not agree with him if he is not being sarcastic but I do agree with him if he is. I don't believe avoiding problems is ever beneficial.
A, because george is willing to hear what john has to say
