Which BEST analyzes the symbolism of the fourth stanza of this excerpt?

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vampirchik [111]3 years ago

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The darkness symbolizes the strange and unknown, building suspense by delaying the identity of the "late visitor."

Answer: Option A.

Explanation:

Lenore was name given to Edgar Allan Poe's significant other who had simply passed on. The sonnet is about his sorrow for Lenore. Furthermore, when nobody sees up at out the anticipation makes him trust it's Lenore.

So by not uncovering the personality it's driving him to think the haziness symbolizes his miracle and trust in Lenore.

guajiro [1.7K]3 years ago

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The BEST analyzes the symbolism of the fourth stanza of this excerpt is

D) The darkness symbolizes the evil intention of the raven and the guilt of the speaker from past misdeeds.

Explanation:

The BEST analyzes the symbolism of the fourth stanza of this excerpt is

D) The darkness symbolizes the evil intention of the raven and the guilt of the speaker from past misdeeds.
Darkness symbolizes unfulfilled dreams and encounters depression.
Darkness could be coming from an evil or any spirit.
It also comes from the past experiences of wrong doing or misleads.
A person can abstain itself from it by being good to others to avoid any darkness in life.
Wrong doings in a life can also reflect darkness in life, causing severe damage.
It also symbolizes distinct and deep connections to the sins.

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