In �The Wandering Aengus�, Aengus goes into the forest one day to do some fishing. He makes a fishing pole from a hazel wood lim
b (wand) and catches a fish. As he prepares to cook the fish, it turns into a glimmering girl. He instantly falls in love with her, as she calls his name, she disappears into thin air. This is an example of: Question 4 options:
The correct option is SETTING. In literature, setting refers to the time and place of a particular event in the story. Setting helps to create the background and the mood for the story which the author want to write about. The setting of a story usually have great impacts on the story characters and the event and it also helps the readers to vividly imagine the story.
<span>The story or idea of The Wandering Aengus is an example of Irony. Irony is usually presented when the main character is surprised by what happens because he predicts the exact opposite. He spared her life to gain love. He lost his meal and his love.</span>
