Read lines 85-86 from the poem “the love song of j. alfred prufrock” and answer the question. and i have seen the eternal footman hold my coat, and snicker, and in short, i was afraid. by using the word snicker instead of laugh, the poet creates a mood that is ambivalent pessimistic disheartened sarcastic

Disheartened

Explanation:

In these lines, Prufrock talks about the eternal Footman. We do not know who he is, but the fact that he is "eternal" implies a metaphysical presence. As the poem focuses on death heavily, it is likely that the Footman is connected to death. A footman was responsible for welcoming visitors, which implies this footman might welcome Prufrock to the afterlife. The fact taht he snickers, instead of laughing, conveys a lack of respect and care, as if the Footman thought very little of the speaker. All this contributes to a disheartened mood.

the answer is decimated

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