The correct answer is A. develop the theme "death conquers all."
Hamlet's famous soliloquy while he is holding Yorick's skull serves the idea that death will come for us all, regardless of who we are. Regardless of whether we are famous and strong, or irrelevant and weak, we are all going to die. He mentions people such as Caesar and Alexander the Great, saying that even they couldn't escape death.
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Both poems reflect on issues of isolation from society.
The poems had a central and similar theme of isolation of
society in their own depiction of it which is shared by the melancholy
characters.
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It symbolizes their solidarity with black people at the time.
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