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English, 01.12.2021 18:40, nnnnnhamilton7572
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In the poem, the speaker describes much of the death and destruction that humans
endure. How does eating the lotos flowers allow the sailors to overlook these realities?
Specifically, what about life and death do the sailors get to ignore? In general, do you think
it is good to have the opportunity to ignore reality? What could be good about it? What
could be bad about it?
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