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How does the narrator feel about the changes in the world? The Seafarer
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How does the narrator feel about the changes in the world?
The Seafarer

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As "The Seafarer" concludes, its mood shifts to accepting that he may prefer the difficulties of sea life to the falseness and "fleeting nature of earthly pomps and joys."
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