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What is the parody in Shakespeare’s Sonnet 130? He is making fun of an unattractive woman. He is making fun of the conventions of the blazon. He is using iambic pentameter to create parody. This sonnet
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What is the parody in Shakespeare’s Sonnet 130?

He is making fun of an unattractive woman.
He is making fun of the conventions of the blazon.
He is using iambic pentameter to create parody.
This sonnet has no examples of parody.

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B. He is making fun of the conventions of the blazon. is the answer for edg

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The answer is "b". He is making fun of the conventions of the blazon
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