Explanation:
. "La Belle Dame sans Merci" is a ballad written by John Keats in 1819 and since it is written in one of the oldest poetic forms, it also has many poetic elements.
- Some of the poetic elements in this ballad are metaphors, smiles, alliteration, irony, assonance, personification, hyperbole, onomatopoeia and allusions.
We can find two major conflicts in the poem and poetic elements are making them more exciting and they are rising the poem on its higher level.
There is a lot of repetitions of letters s and r, f and s and w, f and s which is making the alliteration and assonance.
- For example, the irony is used between women and men's connection. The knight is thinking that the woman is giving him back the love and desire but readers are knowing that is now true because of the atmosphere in the poem.
We can see that those poetic elements are leading the readers through the main theme and point of the poem.
According to the dictionary deliberation might be "long and careful consideration or discussion" or "<span>slow and careful movement or thought" The term is usually associated with a hard decision to be taken for more than a person. For example people at the Government, they should deliberate, discuss certain topics in order to get to an agreement. </span>
Answer:
Once there was a farmer. He was an old man. He had four sons. They were very selfish. They always quarrelled with one another.
He was worried about his sons. He was on his death bed. He wanted to teach them a lesson. He asked them to live in unity but in vain.
He asked asked his son to bring a bundle of sticks. He called his sons one by one and asked them to break the bundle. None could do that. then he ordered his son to untie the bundle.
Now each one of them could break the stick easily. He advice his sons to live like a bundle of sticks in unity. If they quarrelled the people would harm them.
The sons promised to live united. The old farmer was happy on this change in his sons.
Moral : Union is strength
Explanation:
The answer is B: His soliloquies.
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