Question

How are the listeners different in the two Robert Browning poems: “My Last Duchess” and “Life in a Love”?

The listener in “My Last Duchess” hates the speaker, but the listener in “Life in a Love” does not.
The listener in “My Last Duchess” interacts with the speaker, but the listener in “Life in a Love” does not.
The listener in “My Last Duchess” knows the speaker, but the listener in “Life in a Love” does not.
The listener in “My Last Duchess” mocks the speaker, but the

Answer 1

Answer:The listener interacts with the speaker in "my last duchess" but doesn't in "Life in a Love".

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Answer 2

My best guess for the answer to this question is that the listener in My Last Duchess interacts with the speaker while the listener in Life in a Love does not. In My Last Duchess, a rich duke is having a conversation with a man about a portrait of his late wife while negotiating a deal to marry a new woman. Life in a Love is about a man's reaction to a woman possibly leaving him. In the first poem, there seems to be a more active conversation going on. I hope this helps. None of the other answers seem as relevant, so I think this is the right one.