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Why is immorality important in the poem? How is love eternal if humans eventually die?

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Why is immorality important in the poem? How is love eternal if humans eventually die?

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Immorality is important in the poem because it displays the speaker's eternal love. His love is "steadfast" and never changes. Love is eternal even though humans eventually die because feelings, emotions, and affection are everlasting. They do not change even if a loved one dies.

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Immortality is important as it further emphasizes the mortality of humans.

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The overall tone of the poem is pensive and loving.

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A: What is the significance of the waters “priestlike task” and “ablution”? What role does nature play in the text?

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A: What is the significance of the waters “priestlike task” and “ablution”? What role does nature play in the text?

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The priestlike task of the waters and the ablution promote the idea of cleansing and purity. It presents this holy, almost religious admiration of the star and how it's naturalism leads to it's eternal beauty. Nature, here, is the vehicle used to forward these ideas and emphasize them.

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A: Why are the final lines about the lover important?

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A: Why are the final lines about the lover important?

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The final lines of the poem do not necessarily refer to Keats' lover; they are mainly a final statement about love, passion, and undying love. Keats once again refers to steadfastness -- be it in life or in death -- and accepts his own mortality. He appears to accept dying with love and passion in his heart, as he knows that immortality is unattainable. Furthermore, the final line refers to both life and death, accepting the cycle of life and death and further conveying Keats' acceptance of his nearing death.

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The final lines of the poem are important as they reflect the author's want to be remembered. The last line he mentions both life and death, saying he wants to have lived and been remembered, and does not want to die forgotten.

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the significance of the waters "priestlike task" and ablution show the divine acts of water, elevating it to an important and heavenly being. THis makes the water appear to be much more important and significant.

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A star is unachievable, forever beyond the narrators grasp.

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The final lines about the lover clarify what the star represents, and cements the idea of love being immortal through the final line.

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Immortality is important in the poem because the narrator loves his lover so much that he desires to become undying like a star. Love is eternal through the things that witness it like the metaphor of the watching star.

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What is the overall tone of the poem; does it change at any point?

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What is the overall tone of the poem; does it change at any point?

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The tone is admiring of the bright star. The speaker specifically admires how it is "steadfast." The tone also become more dreamy at line 10, with words like "pillow'd" utilized.

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The tone is longing and admirable. The author makes many comparisons to things that are pure, possibly projecting his own want to be pure and eternal.

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Brandon Nathan Jeff: what is the significance of “ablution” and priestlike diction

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Brandon Nathan Jeff: what is the significance of “ablution” and priestlike diction

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The use of words that conjure religious imagery, making the narrator seem as if they are worshipping their lover. Used to denote dedication and love

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A: What is the overall tone of the poem; does it change at any point?

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A: What is the overall tone of the poem; does it change at any point?

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The tone is longing and admirable, seeing the star almost as a guide or idol. It stays consistent, only turning slightly more loving and infatuated towards the end.

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The overall tone of the poem is wishful and passionate. The narrator longs for an unchanging life with his lover.

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The narrator compares the star, which represents love, to the sanctity and freshness of nature. The star is like nature in some ways, but is also steadfast and unchanging, unlike nature.

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the tone of the poem is wishful and longing and he talks like he wants to be the star and be someone who is able to be like the star

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longing; melancholic

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Why are the final lines about the lover important?

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Why are the final lines about the lover important?

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The final lines about the lover are important because they show the eternality of love. The narrator desires to "hear her tender-taken breath" or "swoon to death," which imply a dreamy passion and affection that the narrator continues to feel.

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A: Why is immortality important in the poem? How is love eternal if humans eventually die?

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A: Why is immortality important in the poem? How is love eternal if humans eventually die?

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Immortality is important in the poem as it represents things that will transcend death itself. It is due to the very nature of humans and human's mortality that they create and dream of things that will outlive them. Keats hopes that his love will outlast death itself, and that despite his own mortality, something he contributes to will live on past him.

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Why is immortality important in the poem? How is love eternal if humans eventually die?

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Why is immortality important in the poem? How is love eternal if humans eventually die?

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Immortality is important because it allows love to survive forever. Love can be eternal by existing forever in memory, even when humans eventually die.

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wishful and longing

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Why is the narrator conflicted with his desire to be a star?

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Why is the narrator conflicted with his desire to be a star?

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He wants to shine and be like it, however, he does want to live forever but he is afraid of being alone

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Immortality is important in the poem because he wishes to be immortal so that he can experience all that life has to offer and able to remain an unchanged person who is steady.

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Amelia Escobar X Mahdin M Zahere (Anodic D. Carnxge). 

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Amelia Escobar X Mahdin M Zahere (Anodic D. Carnxge). 

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The narrator is conflicted because it is something that is "eternal" and it is something permanent that can be everlasting.

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The narrator is conflicted with his desire to be a star since he admires the ability a star possess to be unchanging, however, it would mean he would have to be alone.

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What is the overall tone of the poem; does it change at any point?

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What is the overall tone of the poem; does it change at any point?

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The tone of the poem is wishful. The narrator is longing for something that they do not possess.

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A: Why is the narrator conflicted with his desire to be a star?

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A: Why is the narrator conflicted with his desire to be a star?

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he wants to live beautifully and for long, unchanging and unmoving to enjoy the rest of his life, but he is dynamic and more infatuated with love. to be a star means to leave it all behind.

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Passionate

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The final lines in the poem signify death, end of a humans life, but the long lasting effect of love.

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What is the overall tone of the poem; does it change at any point?

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What is the overall tone of the poem; does it change at any point?

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The overall tone of the poem is very ethereal, whimsical, romantic, but at the end it turns somewhat grim.

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Why is the narrator conflicted with his desire to be a star?

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Why is the narrator conflicted with his desire to be a star?

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The narrator is conflicted with his desire to be a star because he would be able to live forever, eternally. However, he would be alone.

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It is because he wants to be a star because they are infinite and limitless, whereas he is bound by human limits

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Why is the narrator conflicted with his desire to be a star?

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Why is the narrator conflicted with his desire to be a star?

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The speaker is conflicted his desire to be a star because he wants to be steady and unchanging as a star, but he is not. However, the speaker also does not want to hang alone at night like a star.

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Why is the narrator conflicted with his desire to be a star? 

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Why is the narrator conflicted with his desire to be a star? 

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He wants to be a star because he is aware of his own mortality. Seeing as he died young and was aware of his possible death, he likely wrote this poem on order to express his wish to live longer, similar to how stars can live long lives and seem eternal.

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A: Why is the narrator conflicted with his desire to be a star?

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A: Why is the narrator conflicted with his desire to be a star?

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The narrator does not appear to be truly conflicted with his desire to be a star. Rather, he wishes that he could be immortal, steadfast, and unchanging like a star. At the time of the poem, Keats recognized that he was dying of tuberculosis. As such, the poem is in part a recognition of his own mortality.

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Given the context of Keats' terminal illness, the narrator is conflicted by his desire for immortality like the star has, yet wants to continue to live a life among other humans.

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Why is the narrator conflicted with his desire to be a star?

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Why is the narrator conflicted with his desire to be a star?

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The speaker wants to be a star because eternal as one, but not alone by itself like a star. For being a star, he must abandon his love.

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Why is the narrator conflicted with his desire to be a star?

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Why is the narrator conflicted with his desire to be a star?

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The narrator is conflicted with his desire to be a star because he would remain alive forever but be alone.

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Why is the narrator conflicted with his desire to be a star?

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Why is the narrator conflicted with his desire to be a star?

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The narrator wants to be like a star because they are steady and unchanging unlike him.

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The narrator is conflicted with his desire to be a star because the star is alone in the night sky, however, the star is also something eternal and beautiful to the narrator.

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Why is the narrator conflicted with his desire to be a star? 

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Why is the narrator conflicted with his desire to be a star? 

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What is the significance of the waters “priestlike task” and “ablution”? What role does nature play in the text?

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What is the significance of the waters “priestlike task” and “ablution”? What role does nature play in the text?

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What is the overall tone of the poem; does it change at any point?

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What is the overall tone of the poem; does it change at any point?

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Why are the final lines about the lover important?

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Why are the final lines about the lover important?

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Why is immortality important in the poem? How is love eternal if humans eventually die?

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Why is immortality important in the poem? How is love eternal if humans eventually die?