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Lars:

Read this stanza from “The Song of Wandering Aengus” by William Butler Yeats. I went out to the hazel wood, Because a fire was in my head, And cut and peeled a hazel wand, And hooked a berry to a thread; And when white moths were on the wing, And moth-like stars were flickering out, I dropped the berry in a stream And caught a little silver trout. How does the phrase "little silver trout" affect the tone of the poem? A) It gives the poem a nostalgic tone. B) It gives the poem a proud tone. C) It gives the poem a whimsical tone. D) It gives the poem a reflective tone.

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NotLeiland:

Do you understand what each one of those words mean?

Lars:

@notleiland wrote:
Do you understand what each one of those words mean?
The words in the poem or the words in the question?

NotLeiland:

@lars wrote:
@notleiland wrote:
Do you understand what each one of those words mean?
The words in the poem or the words in the question?
The words in the question.

Lars:

@notleiland wrote:
@lars wrote:
@notleiland wrote:
Do you understand what each one of those words mean?
The words in the poem or the words in the question?
The words in the question.
Yes, I think

NotLeiland:

I think it provides a more fanciful tone and in the definition of "Whimsical" it uses the term fanciful so i think that's your best bet.

Lars:

@notleiland wrote:
I think it provides a more fanciful tone and in the definition of "Whimsical" it uses the term fanciful so i think that's your best bet.
Ohh right, that makes sense. Thank you

NotLeiland:

@lars wrote:
@notleiland wrote:
I think it provides a more fanciful tone and in the definition of "Whimsical" it uses the term fanciful so i think that's your best bet.
Ohh right, that makes sense. Thank you
No problem! Just DM or Mention me in another post if you need any extra help/

Lars:

@notleiland wrote:
@lars wrote:
@notleiland wrote:
I think it provides a more fanciful tone and in the definition of "Whimsical" it uses the term fanciful so i think that's your best bet.
Ohh right, that makes sense. Thank you
No problem! Just DM or Mention me in another post if you need any extra help/
Okay will do!

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