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In “Dover Beach” by Matthew Arnold, how does place affect the theme?
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In “Dover Beach” by Matthew Arnold, how does place affect the theme?

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The public nature of the beach calls attention to the world's indifference, The Vastness of the ocean reminds the reader of the compassion of people. I hope this helps !
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