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Three angelic spirits in human form
B
The Wedding-Guest, his Bride, and the Priest
C
The Captain, the Cook, and the Doctor
D
The Pilot, the Pilot's Boy, and the Hermit
উত্তরের বিবরণ
The Three Rescuers of the Mariner in The Rime of the Ancient Mariner:
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The Pilot:
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Sails the boat and first spots the Mariner’s ship.
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Terrified when the Mariner suddenly comes to life.
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The Pilot’s Boy:
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Assists the Pilot in rowing.
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Frightened and laughs, thinking the Mariner is a devil.
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Quote: “The Devil knows how to row.”
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The Hermit:
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A religious recluse who prays three times a day.
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Hears the Mariner’s confession.
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Quote: “What manner of man art thou?”
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Why do the sailors first curse the Mariner after the Albatross is killed?
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Because the bird was ugly
B
Because they loved the bird
C
Because they believed the bird brought them good luck
D
Because the Mariner disobeyed the captain
আলবাট্রস আসার পর বরফ গলতে শুরু করে, বাতাস বয়, জাহাজ নিরাপদ হয়। তাই নাবিকেরা বিশ্বাস করে পাখিটি সৌভাগ্য বয়ে এনেছিল। একে হত্যা করা মানে দুর্ভাগ্য ডেকে আনা।
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Who is addressed as “O Lady” throughout the poem “Dejection : an Ode”?
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Coleridge’s mother
B
His wife, Sara Fricker
C
Sara Hutchinson, his beloved
D
A mythical Muse
“O Lady” বলতে Coleridge আসলে Sara Hutchinson–কে বোঝাচ্ছেন। তিনি কোলরিজের ঘনিষ্ঠ প্রিয়জন ছিলেন। কবি নিজের দুঃখের স্বীকারোক্তি করলেও Sara–র জন্য তিনি আনন্দ, শান্তি আর প্রেরণার প্রার্থনা করেছেন। শেষ অংশে তার প্রতি আশীর্বাদ কাব্যের আবেগময় সৌন্দর্যকে পূর্ণ করে।
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The speaker's grief is described as "drowsy" and "unimpassioned." This suggests that his dejection is characterized by a feeling of:
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Explosive rage
B
Sharp, acute sadness
C
Numbness and emotional paralysis
D
Quiet hopefulness.
Drowsy Grief: The term “drowsy” suggests lethargy and mental fatigue. The speaker’s sorrow is not active or sharp; it weighs him down, preventing mental or emotional engagement.
Unimpassioned Grief: “Unimpassioned” indicates a lack of vivid feeling or intensity. Rather than a fiery or acute sorrow, his grief is numb and stagnant, stripping him of vitality and responsiveness.
Emotional Paralysis: Together, these descriptions convey a state of emotional inertia, where the speaker is unable to connect with nature, imagination, or joy.
Romantic Context: In line with Romantic ideals, the poem emphasizes that poetic and emotional inspiration comes from a vivid, responsive inner life, which is currently suppressed, leaving the speaker trapped in dejection.
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