The air-born voice makes the speaker realize that he can be happy, as shown in option C.
<h3>Why is the speaker unhappy?</h3>
- He is confused about himself.
- He feels isolated from other people and nature.
- He feels he doesn't have what he needs to be happy.
The air-born voice, shown at the end of the poem, establishes that the speaker can be happy, as long as it promotes a change in attitude and a change in the way he sees himself, as he has all the necessary resources.
This question is about the poem "Self-Dependence" written by Matthew Arnold.
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I'm not sure, but I would say the answer is because he taught his people, set an example how to live in the form of art. Or maybe because Buddha is usually worshiped in the form of a statue, which is art in itself.
Answer:
Committee is spelled correctly I hope this helps u :)
Explanation:
The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "4. Nausicaa's loveliness and grace." Homer talking about Nausicaa's loveliness and grace. '...thrilled to race with the wild boar or bounding deer,
and nymphs of the hills race with her, <span>daughters of Zeus whose shield is storm and thunder, ...'</span>
