Why does the speaker in Yeats's poem wander in search of the "glimmering girl" after she disappears?

A.
He wants to know how the fish became a girl.

B.
He has no home and nothing else to do.

C.
He has fallen in love with her.

D.
He thinks she has something to tell him.

Question

Why does the speaker in Yeats's poem wander in search of the "glimmering girl" after she disappears?	
 
 A.
He wants to know how the fish became a girl.
 
 B.
He has no home and nothing else to do.
 
 C.
He has fallen in love with her.
 
 D.
He thinks she has something to tell him.

kyanthedoodle · Answer

You still there? I know the answer. you can cross out B and D.

anonymous · Answer

yea im still here its just the website is slow

anonymous · Answer

are you still there?

kyanthedoodle · Answer

Oh ok. So thoughts between A and C?

anonymous · Answer

ok

anonymous · Answer

sorry this website is agravating

anonymous · Answer

I think it's A

kyanthedoodle · Answer

It's C. A sounds silly doesn't it? :D

anonymous · Answer

ok thank you, and now that I think about yea it does lol

anonymous · Answer

is it c