It could be said that this poem is about Native Americans, who are referred to "The Noble Savage" (option1). It portrays the spirit the Natives haunting their graves in the North American wilderness. It might be considered and American example of the Romantic movement.
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<h2>Armand Aubigny's behavior toward Desiree, the woman he felt he just could not live without, shows that people will often try to protect themselves at all costs. Armand seemed not to be concerned about Desiree's unknown family history until she gives birth to a baby who is clearly of mixed racial heritage. Whether he knows at this point about his own racial heritage is not certain, but it does not matter. He speaks cruelly and callously to the woman he claims to love, humiliating her by casting her out of his home and his life. We can only assume that she found the prospect of taking her own life and the life of her infant son to be preferable to a life without her husband, so she wanders off into the bayou, alone and brokenhearted. Armand has no trouble casting her out, proving how selfish and heartless a human being can be when they feel that their reputation or social standing is on the line.</h2><h2 /><h2>Many times, literature will have more than one message. Sometimes, you have the main one.</h2>
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The organizational method that is used in the passage is chronological order because there is dates, events, and time included in the passage.
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When the flowers shut their eyes in timely sleep after sunset, the evening star blesses them with her “silvery dew”. Apart from that, the speaker requests the star to let her west wind sleep on the lake. As the west wind is a symbol of destruction, he requests the angel to calm the spirit of the wind. (this is the only answer I can think of, correct me if I'm wrong)
