Why does Alexander Pope use the style and narrative form of epics to describe a relatively insignificant incident in “The Rape of the Lock”?

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specek18 · Answer

A.) to mock the epic form, which was popular among the upper class
B.) to mock society for attaching too much importance to trivial things
C.) to mock the foolish acts committed by young gentlemen in love
D.) to mock the vanity and pride of upper-class young women like Belinda

specek18 · Answer

@umerlodhi i meant cause i had to answer a few on my own lol

umerlodhi · Answer

yeah i understood bb

umerlodhi · Answer

haven't read this one sorry :/

specek18 · Answer

shoot lol. are you able to google it?

umerlodhi · Answer

yeah ill see if i can

specek18 · Answer

awesome thank you so much! if not its not the end of the world cause i feel like i may fail anyways

specek18 · Answer

i think it's b but im not sure

umerlodhi · Answer

A from what i've researched it seems like its A

specek18 · Answer

im gonna go with your guess:)

umerlodhi · Answer

kk

specek18 · Answer

i got a 1/5 lol oh well! thank you for your help. i'll try again tomorrow

umerlodhi · Answer

oh no im so sorry specek tomorrow i will try twice as hard

specek18 · Answer

not your fault!