Answer:
The beauty of the person addressed will outlast marble monuments because it is recorded in this poem.
Explanation:
William Shakespeare's "Sonnet 55" is like most other sonnets, a poem about the love and his appreciation for the other individual. But it also deviates a bit from the normal sonnet in that it shows his insecurity about his love and his feelings.
The first quatrain of the sonnet goes like this-
<em>Not marble nor the gilded monuments
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<em>Of princes shall outlive this powerful rhyme,
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<em>But you shall shine more bright in these contents
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<em>Than unswept stone besmeared with slu ttish time.</em>
These lines states just how long lasting his work of art/ poem will make sure of the beauty of the person. Unlike the monuments and physical things of the world, the love for his beloved will never fade away, irrespective of time. Time can destroy things, even great marble monuments of princes and kings, but the poem the lover had written for his beloved will always be the same.
The correct answer is A because literal means nonfiction so it would be clear
Characters affect theme in terms of conflict and dilemma. If a conflict or dilemma of a given story was altered then the story would take a changed path. Therefore, there would be alteration in the actions of the characters which at the same time would transform the plot of the story.
Hey there! Hello!
Generally, the author's tone is the expression of the author's attitude/viewpoint towards something in their writing. The author may make certain choices about their diction (word/phrases), syntax (grammar), and amount of formality (the amount of formality/informality in the writing) to convey their stance on something they're writing about.
I believe the "emotional effect of a story" is the author's mood, which is how the writing affects the reader/makes the reader feel, mostly found in the vibe/atmosphere given off in the author's writing. Mood and tone are two different aspects of writing, so I believe your answer is false.
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