Is "Sonnet 43" a dramatic monologue?
Yes, because the speaker speaks to a non-responsive...
English, 30.05.2020 17:57, angelica7773
Is "Sonnet 43" a dramatic monologue?
Yes, because the speaker speaks to a non-responsive audience
No. The speaker doesn't reveal any negative character traits
Yes, because the speaker addresses someone else
none of these
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