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(a)
“Lord
Ullin reached that fatal shore” just as his daughter left it
(Stanza 11). Why is the shore called fatal?
(b)
Why does Lord Ullin’s wrath change into wailing on seeing his
daughter?
(a) “Lord Ullin reached that fatal shore” just as his daughter left it (Stanza 11). Why is the shore called fatal?
(b) Why does Lord Ullin’s wrath change into wailing on seeing his daughter?
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(a)
The
shore is called fatal because the raging storm endangers the life of
anyone who would venture into the lake. Lord Ullin’s daughter
and her lover are eventually killed by the storm.
(b)
Lord Ullin’s wrath changes into wailing because he realises
that his daughter is in grave danger and his anger has put her in
this situation.
(a) The shore is called fatal because the raging storm endangers the life of anyone who would venture into the lake. Lord Ullin’s daughter and her lover are eventually killed by the storm.
(b) Lord Ullin’s wrath changes into wailing because he realises that his daughter is in grave danger and his anger has put her in this situation.
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