Question
In "The Soul selects her own Society--," the word unmoved is repeated. What effect does this repetition have on the tone?
a
It introduces a tone of sadness and regret.
b
It creates a tone of confusion and chaos.
c
It adds a tone of joy and celebration.
d
It emphasizes a tone of stubbornness and determination.
a
It introduces a tone of sadness and regret.
b
It creates a tone of confusion and chaos.
c
It adds a tone of joy and celebration.
d
It emphasizes a tone of stubbornness and determination.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The repetition of the word "unmoved" in Emily Dickinson's poem "The Soul selects her own Society--" emphasizes a tone of stubbornness and determination. The use of "unmoved" suggests a steadfast and resolute choice in the face of external influences or opinions, highlighting the importance of personal agency and the soul’s unwavering commitment to its own selections. Therefore, the correct answer is:
d. It emphasizes a tone of stubbornness and determination.
d. It emphasizes a tone of stubbornness and determination.