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Read this line from "O Captain! My Captain!".
O Captain! my Captain! our fearful trip is done;
What does “our fearful trip is done” refer to?
the ship has docked
the end of the war
they are back from a trip
their trip was frightening
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"the end of the war"
Whitman uses a ship-and-captain metaphor for the nation and Abraham Lincoln; the "fearful trip" is the perilous voyage through the Civil War, which is now over.
Whitman uses a ship-and-captain metaphor for the nation and Abraham Lincoln; the "fearful trip" is the perilous voyage through the Civil War, which is now over.
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