English, 16.04.2020 01:26, sloane50

11) How does the poem's first stanza set the stage for what follows?
It demonstrates the power of repentance and
resignation.
It helps to clarify the extended metaphor which
follows.
It shows how a bottled-up wrath can lead to a great
hatred.
It explains how friend and foe alike can be objects of
wrath.

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11) How does the poem's first stanza set the stage for what follows?
It demonstrates the power...