I would choose knight-at-arms, haggard, steed as the correct answer.
Your task is to choose words which explain the setting, as well as the mood of this poem. Setting refers to the location of a story, to the time, to people present, etc. which can be seen in words knight-at-arms and steed (the horse he rode when he met the woman). The word haggard (meaning exhausted) refers both to the knight, and the poem itself which tells us a story of how a knight fell in love with a woman, who turned out to be an illusion.
It is a <span>subject-verb-direct object , because "about his cat" is a preposition and "</span>concise" is an adjective.
Answer:
THE BEST ANSWER WOULD BE ''PLOT''
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