Answer:
In school, you learned that the mitochondria are the powerhouse of the cell. You learned that Columbus arrived in America in 1492, and maybe you learned that he was a terrible person while he did it. You learned that force equals mass times acceleration. But you may not have learned how to communicate or how to manage your emotions. Rather, these life skills are simply hoped to become a byproduct from learning about Gatsby and why he wasn't all that great. Not everyone will grow up to become a biologist or an engineer, but everyone will need to know how to manage their finances. Here's 5 life skills that we need to start teaching directly in schools.
Explanation:
From curious to lonely. The poem begins asking questions of who are the people coming to the city to participate in sacrificial ceremony to the urn, then afterwards the poet describes the ultimate loneliness and desolation of the town as though he is the sole survivor in the whole area.
I guess that what is suggested about Lady of Shalott's love towards Sir Lancelot is that her love is impossible.
