What is the point of climax in the poem “The Lady of Shalott,” and how does the poem's structure affect the poem?

The climax was that she looked down to Camelot. Tennyson focuses the action exclusively on the Lady of Shalott. He uses the word "she" six times in five lines. And, more importantly, it is the first time in the poem the Lady of Shalott moves: she walks across the room to the window. What is the point of climax in the poem "The Lady of Shalott," and how does the poem's structure affect the poem? Of bold Sir Lancelot. The poet creates a feeling of anticipation from this point onwards. The quick succession of events from the moment the Lady looks at the knight paves the road to calamity. Thus the poem presents a conflict between the artist's need for withdrawal and the demands of human contact and social responsibility. When she leaves the tower, the Lady forsakes her art as she has hitherto practised it, and the web is torn from the loom. Major Themes in “The Lady of Shalott”: Isolation, detachment, and the supernatural elements are the major themes of this poem. The text revolves around the mystery of the Lady of Shalott, who is trapped. She accepts it as her fate and is emotionally and physically detached from the real world. One of the possible interpretations of “The Lady of Shalott” is as an indictment of Victorian culture, which conflated women's inherent value with their sexual purity. The Lady, in her tower on Shalott, is surrounded by lilies, a frequent symbol of chastity and purity.  

"The Lady of Shalott" is a ballad. There is no standard structure for a ballad, but the term refers to a poem or a song that tells the story of a person or people, usually with details that give them qualities that are larger than life.

quarted means to be housed or "lodged" in someone home

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