In Shakespearean or English sonnets, three quatrains are followed by a couplet.

What role does the couplet play in these sonnets?
A. It states the moral of the poem.
B. It lets the poet use his or her own voice rather than the speaker's.
C. It brings resolution to the poem.
D. It introduces a sudden reversal from what the quatrains have said.

Question

In Shakespearean or English sonnets, three quatrains are followed by a couplet.

What role does the couplet play in these sonnets?
A. It states the moral of the poem.
B. It lets the poet use his or her own voice rather than the speaker's.
C. It brings resolution to the poem.
D. It introduces a sudden reversal from what the quatrains have said.

itsbribro · Answer

@Weaver @Adoni @lcdawanda @deadlyMinininja

itsbribro · Answer

i know this is supposed to be in English but I can't get help there

adoni · Answer

Alright, which ones can we eliminate right away?

itsbribro · Answer

B?

adoni · Answer

That's one, yeah. 
What else can we eliminate?

itsbribro · Answer

c i think

jackthegreatest · Answer

i am pretty sure the answer is c, the couplet usually summarizes the poem or concludes

adoni · Answer

^
Jack is correct.

adoni · Answer

It is also used to create more of an impact.

itsbribro · Answer

that's what I was saying is that I think the answer is c

itsbribro · Answer

thank you both <3

adoni · Answer

You're welcome. (: