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| - Ulysses - character analysis
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| - Tithonus - natural flow of life
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| The Lady of Shalott
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| - Exists partially for beauty (sound, imagery)
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| - Exploration of artistic endeavors
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| - Parts I and II - gently beautiful
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| - Part III - change in tone to exemplify the appearance of Sir Lancelot
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| - Matches the flow and sound of the poetry with the actions ongoing in the poem
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| Ulysses
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| - Dramatic monologue - 3 characteristics:
- One person speaking throughout the poem
- An audience to whom the dialogue is addressed
- Pinpoint location
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| - Ulysses bored with Ithaca
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| - Lines 1-5: Arrogance
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| - Passive in regard to his kingdom; wishes to leave
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| - Lines 22-23: Desire to push forward
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| - Lines 33-43: Feels his son is too weak to follow him; too compassionate for his tastes; NOT A WARRIOR
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| - Lines 67-70
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| Tithonus
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| - Gains immortality, but continues to age
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| - Lines 1-6: Separation from the normal cycle of life
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| - ISOLATION FROM OTHERS
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| - And After Many a Summer Dies the Swan - novel by Aldous Huxley
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