Question

Read the excerpt from "Escape." But I don’t know if it’s all there Waiting for the opportunity to jump into you And try to help you Fix you Ask you Why? Because I don’t know What effect does the repetition of the word "you" have in this part of the poem? It creates a gloomy mood. It creates a tone of frustration. It adds to the rhyme scheme. It adds to the unstructured form.

Answer 1

It creates a tone of frustration.

Explanation: I just did the question on edge

Answer 2

B). It creates a tone of frustration.

Step-by-step explanation:

Repetition is one of the most commonly employed literary technique that involves repetition of certain words, phrases, or ideas with the chief aim to reinforce it more effectively. Such device assists the author to clarify a particular idea and make it more notable and memorable.

In the given excerpt taken from the poem 'Escape', the repetition of word 'you' leads to 'create a tone of frustration' that reflects the author's attitude to 'escape' from the present infuriating situation(relentlessly 'waiting for..opportunity..jump into you...try..help you.fix you..ask you...why?'). Thus, the author adopts an attitude towards getting away from this obscure situation. Thus, option B is the correct answer.