The correct answer is:
A. Mysterious and wild
The poem is about a dance between lovers - the cat here represents Yeats, the author, whilst the moon would be Maud Gonne, his supposed muse and love of him -, and may also hint at the Romantic concept of mutability.
“Stared at the Moon” / “For wander and wail” – These phrases show that Yeats’ love for Gonne controls him. He is always looking out for her, even though the physical distance between them will always be too far.
“Animal blood” – Yeats bestialises himself as Minnalousche (thought to be the name of the cat Yeats based The Cat and the Moon on), perhaps to suggest that he is not in control of himself when it comes to Gonne – he is driven by his more primal instincts.
Answer: He believes that his son cannot be trusted.
The answer would be A. Baloo
The term "falling action' best describes this narrative element: A. Plot.
<h3>What is the falling action?</h3>
- The falling action is one of the five elements of a plot that describes the point in the story when the after-effects of the climax are shown.
- It typically occurs near the end of the story. The falling action occurs after the climax and resolution.
So, option A is correct.
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