Excerpt from Eros Turannos Edwin Arlington Robinson
Between a blurred sagacity
That once had power to sound him, 10
And Love, that will not let him be
The Judas that she found him,
Her pride assuages her almost,
As if it were alone the cost.
He sees that he will not be lost, 15
And waits and looks around him.
Considering the entire poem, which sentence BEST expresses the allusion used in line twelve?
A
From the New Testament, Judas is an allusion used to warn against the sin
of pride
B)
From the New Testament, Judas is an allusion used to deepen the idea that
the husband is worthless, a traitor, even
Judas is an allusion from the New Testament to express that the husband
is no longer the man she once knew and loved.
D)
The author uses the allusion of Judas from the New Testament to broaden
the idea that the wife will be a disciple or follower of her husband's ideas.
Reading - Literary Text
(2) Historical cultural

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