Question

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how does the themes of wrath and secrecy intersects over the course of the poem?

a. the angrier the speaker gets the more he nurses his wrath in secret.

b. the speakers friend keeps the speakers wrath a secret
c. the more the speaker keeps his wrath a secret the more his anger diminishes
d. the angrier the speaker becomes at his foe the more he keeps feelings about his friend secret ​

Answer 1

I'm pretty sure C would be the best answer

Step-by-step explanation:

I think it's the best answer because if the speaker doesn't tell his secret about his wrath he becomes angrier overtime. As you can see in the beginning he tells his friend and he feels better but since he doesn't tell his foe he becomes angrier and angrier due to the fact he can't tell his foe because they are enemies and his foe is probably the reason why he is angry in the first place.