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slow dulling of the color representing their loss of emotion and feelings of numbness and entrapment in the situation

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catalyst for the "fall" of the albatross 

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catalyst for the "fall" of the albatross 

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child and the snakes--nature and humankind--cause them to release the guilt and release the burden they carry

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symbol of culpability or guilt--both characters got themselves into this situation somehow but are trapped inside of it

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symbol of rebirth, or self-awareness

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the falling of the albatross and the necklace both symbolize some sort of rebirth, awakening, or self-awareness

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Both poem uses albatross to show guilt. The necklace is a burden in the Albatross poem. When the beads fall it signifies the relief of the burden.

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In both the poems, a necklace is hung around the speaker’s neck after they have committed an grave crime. “The necklace lies heavy on my skin” tells us that the necklace in The Albatross acts as a guilty reminder of their past mistakes. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner has a similar symbol, almost identical, where the albatross necklace reminds the mariner of his mistakes. The necklace breaks in both the poems and sets the speakers free of their past crimes and allows themselves to forgive themselves. Their past mistakes don’t hold them back anymore.

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In the Rime in the Ancient Mariner, the albatross around the Mariner’s neck served as a constant reminder of his mistakes, weighing him down. The necklace of glass beads signifies a similar burden or guilt of the women.

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Both poems use an albatross as a burden and guilt

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Remorse, guilt and loneliness

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Lonely, sadness

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Both the poems the “Ancient Mariner” and the “Albatross” share the same theme of guilt and remorse from the past. In the Ancient Mariner poem the Mariner was burdened with a albatross on his neck for his wrongdoing. In the Albatross poem the women is burdened with the necklace until it snaps.

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In the Albatross, the woman is longing for things to go back to the way they once were with perhaps a significant other. She is carrying this burden or guilt around her neck and waiting for something to remove said burden. At the end of the poem, I believe what snaps is the necklace perhaps reliving her of the burden. In the rime of the ancient marrner, there is also a burden of guilt on his neck that finally gets removed at the end

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In both poems an item tied around the neck, such as an albatross or a necklace, is a common symbol. It’s shown in both poems when the main character comes to a certain realization that the item around their neck falls, realeasing them of their gulit.

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Physical manifestations of mistakes//salvation by actions
Necklace and albatross//prayer over the sea creatures and child snapping thread

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Being constantly reminded of the past and being forced to hold onto what once was until something happens which allows them to move on

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The Mariner tells his story to the wedding guest, revealing his mistakes of the past (killing the albatross) that continue to haunt him. The main character in the poem references a past time which she hopes isn’t forgotten which may have occurred because of a previous mistake.

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The necklace, in RotAM is a dead bird. The necklace in the albatross is a blue beaded necklace. They both represent an emotional burden that each character has. The guilt of killing an innocent animal or the discontent of having a child. Both break after a shift in the story to signify change, but in both they have a haunting ending in which a clear redemption is not seen.

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loneliness, isolation, guilt

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Remorse, pain, waiting, regret and acceptance of that regret

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Discomfort, isolation

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Both poems have guilt close to them, around their neck, and express themselves with a discontent for life until they are free of their burden in which the necklace snaps.

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- The necklace and the albatross are related in the fact that they both represent the consequences of the speaker’s actions. The speaker in “The Albatross” wears a blue necklace that “lies heavy on my skin” which could show the weight of their guilt and regret. The mariner is forced to wear the dead albatross around his neck to remind him of his irreversible action to deny luck and doom his crew mates.

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Loneliness, Guilt

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In both poems the main character regrets their decision as the consequence of their action has left them with a burden that weighs around their neck.

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Both the Mariner and narrator are waiting for a release from their guilt of the past, represented by the albatross

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inevitability of consequences for ill-made choices

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inevitability of consequences for ill-made choices

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Both poems reflect the effects of regret, and taking accountability for your actions instead of just wallowing in guilt.

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One important theme displayed across The Albatross and Rime of the Ancient Mariner is the responsibility of one to endure the consequences of their actions.

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Distress, dread, expectancy, & loneliness 

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Distress, dread, expectancy, & loneliness 

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In both poems a feeling of loneliness is palpable in both characters

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The Ancient Mariner and the speaker in the poem both wear a necklace that symbolizes their guilt and regret and weighs them down, acting as a reminder of their past