How does the speaker in Marlowe's poem compare to the speaker in Raleigh's poem?
A. Marlowe's speaker is more disenchanted
B. Marlowe's speaker is more impulsive
C. Marlowe's speaker is more ironic
I think the answer is A.
What titles??
To determine whether the correct answer is A, B, or C, we need to compare the characteristics of the speaker in Marlowe's poem with the characteristics of the speaker in Raleigh's poem.
To do this, we first need to identify and read both poems to gain an understanding of each speaker's perspective. Once we have analyzed the poems, we can compare the speakers based on the characteristics mentioned in the answer choices.
For example, if Marlowe's speaker expresses disillusionment or a sense of being disenchanted in the poem, it would support answer choice A. On the other hand, if Raleigh's speaker exhibits more impulsive behavior, it would support answer choice B. Lastly, if Marlowe's speaker uses irony in the poem, it would support answer choice C.
By evaluating these characteristics and comparing them to the speakers in both poems, we can determine which answer choice is the most accurate.