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What movie is this song in?  Took too long... :(

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The subject of the poem is how the poem goes through different crazy phases as does every other human being. The tone of the poem is slow

Examples of different kinds of tones /

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I agree with David that the subject of the poem is the sea and I think he uses the sea to show that the tone is misery. Arnold has this dreary feeling to his writing.

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The subject of the poem is lost hope and how empty and miserable one can be once it is lost. By starting the poem with words with a light, hopeful feel to the such as Glimmering, calm, and light we are more better able to feel the feeling that Arnold was trying to make us feel with words like grating-roar, and eternal sadness we are able to feel his loss

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Great start, Kailee!

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The subject of the poem is time and how endless it can be, while the tone is misery.  Arnold uses specific diction and personification to convey his tone and subject to his audience.

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The subject is loss of faith and the tone changes from calming to melancholy. Arnold does this by using the imagery of the sea to show emotion.

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Arnold seems to have kind of a melancholy-ish feel to his story? He displays the sadness, and later love to war, through one giant metaphor, but he doesn't give much of a reason for it. He doesn't say anything about why emotions are like this or why we have so many, he basically just says that the sea has the same problem. There's no reason as to why the sea is constantly changing and flowing and crashing in waves, big and small, or why it doesn't stop, it just does what it wants. (That got long and ramble-y, honestly I'm not eve sure if it still makes sense)
Painting: Edvard Munch's Melancholy

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The subject includes how the overtime the sea becomes darker with less hope. The tone presented is sadness and anger, Arnold portrayed this with contrasts including time and feelings.

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Arnold uses an emotional language in his poem. The subject is the sea and the tone is sadness as he watches and describes the sea.

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The subject of Dover Beach is how misery can affect everyday events, including love and time. By using the tone of misery, it helps to establish the idea of struggling to stay happy through everything that goes on in the world.

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The subject is the sea, the tone, misery. Through word choices such as "tremulous", "eternal... sadness", and "turbid ebb and flow of human misery", he conveys the wretchedness of grief.

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Subject: Infinite human connection
Tone: Hopeful
Arnold engages the senses to pull the reader in. His uses figurative language and rich descriptors effectively to tell the reader that he/she is not alone.

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The subject is human emotions, Arnold uses a rather dark tone to display this subject. For example, he uses words and phrases such as; "The eternal note of sadness", to show the reader how he truley feels.

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The subject is human love, showing how it can rip some people apart with grief or struggle, or it can paint a beautiful picture for someone who doesn't get sucked into the dark sides of it. Arnold starts out with a serene kind of landscape, portraying a peaceful night. The poem starts becoming more passionate, and then dips into a sadder feeling. In the last stanza, you see the beauty of love. Arnold uses light words to brighten the poem up, but ends it with what could be lying underneath a picture of love.

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The tone of the poem is a lost, lonely person who has lost hope. The subject of the poem is most certainly the sea.

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Arnold uses the tone of sadness and misery throughout the poem to create a contrast between the subject of love. Through the poem he shows the ups and downs of love and how it goes through waves.

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Arnold picked the subject of human feelings and used a saddened/dark tone to show how brutal human feelings can be.  He shows this by using the sea, and showing the different phases the sea goes through.  By doing this he also relates the sea's phases to humans and their "phases" or feelings.

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Arnold uses a dark mysterious tone throughout the poem. The subject is human society and the way people interact as a whole. The tone was created using the sea along with the combination of light and dark references to describe various parts of the poem.

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Arnold used rather emotional language for the tone of the poem. Human misery was represented by the sea and the different "stages" it goes through. The tone overall was rather dismal because of the diction used. Arnold chose words like "tremulous", "sadness", and "melancholy" to convey feelings. He used both happiness and sadness to establish a strong tone that was evident throughout the poem.

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Evaluate Arnold's language for the tone of this poem. This means you must establish a subject and tone as well as how he created this tone. In addition, attach an image showing the tone.

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How does the personification do this?

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I like your response...could quote possibly turn into a thesis.

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Using personification really helped convey a deeper meaning to his words. For example, "Its melancholy, long, withdrawing roar, retreating, to the breath," this quote could have many meanings behind it like maybe war.

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Using personification relates the sea to emotions and strengthens the imagery of the poem.

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Using personification made the entire poem way to out of control. One moment we were talking about life, the next he was talking about Sophocles. Made the poem very rough to read and pretend to know what you were talking about

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Personification was the perfect mechanism for portraying feeling and mood, and the recurring emotions of sadness and misery repeated throughout the passage lead to the feeling of an endless ,wave crashing, tide flowing ocean of sadness and tears.

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By using personification, Arnold helped convey the similarities between sadness and everyday objects. It helped set the theme, as sadness was very prevalent throughout all 4 stanzas.

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Arnold used personification to strengthen the relationship between the sea and humans in his poem. The personification made it much easier for Arnold's audience to make that connection while reading.

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By using personification, Arnold was able to strengthen the imagery created. The poem overall became more meaningful and emotional as a result.

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By using personification, Arnold allows the reader to feel more connected to the poem and the objects in the poem. His overall meaning is that all people are connected through sadness, so by connecting the reader to the poem, he's also uniting all the readers.

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Arnold uses personification allowing readers too see more depth in the poem and be more connected. Most of his symbols are connected through sadness.

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By using personification, Arnold has acomplished a deeper meaning the the poem. It creates almost double meanings to his topics which draws in the reader.

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Arnold uses personification to relate the sea to actual human emotions. By the end of the poem, I believe that Arnold is really talking about the relationship between the sea's behavior and the ups and downs of love.

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Ultimately, this whole poem could be personified in my opinion. Arnold uses a lot of symbolism to leave the poem up for interpretation after you're done reading it, and he does that because this poem will make people all feel a different way depending on what they have to compare it to in their own lives.

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Arnold accomplished to show how the sea´s ¨anger and sadness¨ could be expressed as in a human. His work, in turn, is more relatable.

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Arnold uses personification throughout the poem to accomplish relating the sea to humans and human feeling. If Arnold had not included this aspect of the poem it probably would not be as deep as it is.

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By using personification, Arnold was able to give the sea emotion and therefore was able to convey the melancholy theme of the whole poem through this device

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Adding in personification, especially this consistent and heavy way, makes the poem less about the sea itself and more about the sea as a metaphor.

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This personification expanded the connection between the sea and misery of the human race as described throughout the poem. This connection and relationship became much more clear when personification was utilized in the poem.

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What did Arnold accomplish with using personification? How does it influence the meaning of the work as a whole (this is code for theme)?

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People can roar, when they're frustrated. It's not uncommon in dramatic scenes in movies.

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Is that personification or onomatopoeia? Roar is usually associated with animals rather than humans...animalification?

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Make sure you tie your example to your echo statement.

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Awesome example!

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"The sea is calm"
This is seen in the author's life. He is trying to say how his life is nice and calm and now in a bit it will get crazy because he has a whole class of AP Lit reading his poem

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We probably should have done that rather than this...

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"The moon lies fair" is an example of personification because the moon cannot lie down anywhere. The author includes this line in the beginning of the poem to show that from a distance, everything looks calm and sweet, but when one takes a closer look at the sea, he can start to relate the continuous waves to time.

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"you hear the grating roar of pebbles which the waves draw back"

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"But now I only hear It's melancholy, long, withdrawing roar," this is in reference to the Sea of Faith which obviously can't do a human action

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"Ignorant armies" Arnold is using this to describe the waves at the end of the poem, which shows how Arnold makes this poem grow.

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¨you hear the grating roar of pebbles...¨ line 9 Arnold uses this personification to slowly change the tone, he ends the stanza with ¨the eternal note of sadness.¨

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"To one another! for the world, which seems to lie before us like a land of dreams." This ties in with my echo statement because this is one example of light in the poem, and with the way he writes the reader can feel calm and at ease.

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"But now I only hear it's melancholy, long, withdrawing roar", is personification talking about the sea of faith and the sadness within it.

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"waves... of sadness", tieing human characteristic and emotion to the sea.

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"Its melancholy, long, withdrawing roar, retreating to the breath of the night-wind" (describing the Sea of Faith) Giving the sea the ability to roar and retreat is personification. The sounds of the sea help the echo of auditory descriptors.

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"naked shingles of the world"
Much like the sea, Arnold uses personification in other areas of his poem to tie the poem together.

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Line 9: "Listen! you hear the grating roar"
This is one of his less emotional connections but it still shows how humans (lions?) can be connected to the sea and how they can relate. (Humans can 'roar' right? Like David when he talks too loud ?)

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"Of pebbles which the waves draw back, and fling" This is just one example of how Arnold relates the sea and humans throughout the poem using personification.

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"Listen! you hear the grating roar of pebbles which the waves draw back" The waves that create the roar of the pebbles help set up the mood sadness in the end of the first stanza.

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"And naked shingles of the world" in reference to the sea retreating around the world. This connects to the sea metaphor of human misery retracting.

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Line 28
"and the naked shingles of

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Lines 17 and 18-- "...the turbid ebb and flow of human misery" Human misery is not able to perform a task such as that.

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Lines 25 talking about the sea's melancholy roar. Obviously, a sea cannot roar, Arnold is just talking about the sound of the waves crashing into each other, sounding like a furious and sad roar. The sea is described as distraught, showing how Arnold is really relating it to human sadness.

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Find and share an example of personification from "Dover Beach" and explain how it relates to your echo statement. Be sure to cite the line.

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Teyatzin,
Thank you

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First, you didn't research...we all know this. Second, you cannot research during a timed writing...

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but do you

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What if research this dude so much I know him enough to comment on his life?

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2nd RT for Kailee

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did not get questions

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@liam same

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Maggie and Angelika, I belive that he uses the sea as a symbol of his own personal thought and opinions.

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I'm also on the didn't get one train

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RT Kailee

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Didn't get one

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Didn't get one

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An example of vocab used for both the sea and emotion is in line 17 when he says that Sophocles heard the sea and thought of 'the turbid ebb and flow' which matches how the sea flows and human misery.

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Address questions posed about your echo statement.  PS: unless you know Matthew Arnold, you cannot comment on his life.

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Aubrey, fabulous question! I think Arnold certainly used time as a theme to connect his readers to the characters in the story.

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Maggie, your statement isn't terribly arguable, mostly just saying that the reader goes through... you know... the story. Like it's just describing the plot of the poem so...

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Cassie, I think your persuasive statement has a good topic to it, but I think it would be better if you could try to make it a bit more persuasive. Like maybe try to use the idea that you did, but switch it up to make it arguable.

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Cassie, what is one example of vocabulary used to represent the sea that also represents sadness in the poem?

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Teyatzin, how is everyone else wrong and what qualities of the authors life?

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Em: Maybe expand it a little bit and explain the 'light and dark', light and dark what?

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Sarah,
Is the main idea that time is infinite, or did Arnold use time to get to a deeper meaning of connection? Is the sea just a comparison, or can it be described as a literary device?

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Angelika, maybe try to discuss the echos and how he uses them instead of the theme.

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Bri, what are some of the things that Arnold is symbolizing in this poem, and why do you think he uses those?

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Angelika, what's an example of the diction he uses to convey this message?

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Anjelika, instead of stating a theme maybe state how he uses the echoes

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Emily's echo statement provokes an argument as gives an opinion regarding an echo and the author's use of it in the poem and then sets up a clear way that it could be defended

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Teyatzin, your statement is clearly arguable, but how could you back up your idea

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Emily B your echo statement is persuasive and can be countered because your stance of it being the most significant echo.

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You guys are all doing great

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Maggie, try to make the echo more persuasive