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A Hopeless Quality

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English

 

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November 2, 2015

 

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What makes Tithonus's situation worse is that "the gods themselves cannot recall their gifts" (49). This dramatic monologue is characteristic of Tennyson. Tithonus is an excellent example of a dramatic monologue. There is a speaker, Tithonus, who is not the poet. There is an audience?the gods. Another characteristic of a dramatic monologue found in Tithonus is an exchange between the speaker and the audience: "I asked thee, ?Give me immortality?'" (15)...
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There is an audience?the gods. Another characteristic of a dramatic monologue found in Tithonus is an exchange between the speaker and the audience: "I asked thee, ?Give me immortality?'" (15). A character study is when the speaker speaks from an extraordinary perspective: Tithonus is looking back on his decision, a decision which the reader will never be able to make but can only dream of making...
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