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it means to help.

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doesn't succor mean to help someone in time of need

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at first I thought he meant the future- and that it's a better time than his time.

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I think the end of the poem is saying there is a division between groups of people and he happens to be focusing on the poor. All of the poor people have a thing in common that they are poor, they share a human common fate. The line "And points us to a better time than ours" they are getting helped and the times will change. maybe it will get better maybe it wont. But this is only a period in the time there is always time for change, time will never stop.

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The way he describes humanity seems to be as if everyone is really the same, and each person amounts as much as any other person. No matter if you are "poor" or "rich." Everyone comes into life the same way, just as they leave life. "Sharers of common fate."

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Commonality can make community and humanity better

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Humans tend to divide into two groups: "little" and "great." Is this poem hopeful? Also, what does "succour" mean?

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Matthew Arnold probably doesn't have very warm feelings for the upper class

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oh my bad

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I get the impression that back then, London was a not so easy place to live; meaning you might have been barely able to survive, not able to get enough money, and have to work your life away

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This poem provides me imagery of a town of aged buildings and streets, people in poverty, pubs, business men walking past the "poor" without any acknowledgment.

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Dirty brick streets with oil lamps, people in potato bag clothing, rich people without mind or care to those people.

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Seems to be a lot of DIVISION between classes ("The rich she had passed with frozen stares")

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I get a very poor neighbor hood. People dont have much money for food and clothes, their is probably prostitution because humans will go far to get money if they have nothing. If you look at London today its supposed to be this beautiful city with cool land marks, a tourist destination. you can really see the dichotomy from Arnolds time and Today. the times are a changin

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the impressions I'm getting is dark and depressed because there are a lot of people who need cloths and need a place to stay and there is a division between people

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Arnold puts that woman as the focus just to get some support of what his main point is of the poem; which is how poor these people are and the hard life they have to live to survive

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"ill, moody, tongue-tied"-- complex characteristics; there's A LOT going on with this person

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Matthew is using syntax in the 4th line, in the 1st stanza. "A girl; their clothes were rags, their feet were bare"

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once again i feel like it's a social commentary on prostitution in west London. He wants people to really see the reality of it. He makes sure to really exaggerate her character.

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He uses alliteration. tramp, tongue, tied. He focuses on poverty in the line, "Their clothes were rags, their feet were bare." He draws attention so you see the image and the importance, he wants it to be what that line is focused on.

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I agree that he's criticizing the economy and poverty in London

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it could be because he is not personally impoverished,  or he wants to show a hard but sadly common reality.

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the rich aren't bothering to look at the homeless, I think that is what the line is trying to say

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Is he saying something about how we all share a "common" humanity?

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Hello students!

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I think he means that he sees people in poverty and wiring apout it.

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I thought the woman he mentioned was a prostitute given the setting- which adds on to Cameron's response

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I think that Matthew Arnold is criticizing the amount of poverty, and possible prostitution.

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yes

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I gotta fresh pot o' coffee!

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WHO WANTS COFFEE

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AT LASSSSST

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DOES ANYBODY WANT A CUP OF COFFEE

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im hungry too^^

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waba laba ding dong

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who wants coffee?!?

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here

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heck

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dinga dinga durgen

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Woo

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I think the meaning is about him noticing poverty

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I think he is writing about the poverty and what the people of the lower class has to do for money.

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I think he is criticizing the economic status that west London is in.

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im hungry

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hi

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happy lief ericson day

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Heyoh

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spongebob square pants

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raw turkey is my fav food

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yum

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eat it

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i have a rash on my earlobe

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wassssssuppppp :)

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