Lines 55–56 of “the seafarer,” the speaker says, “who could understand, / in ignorant ease, what we others suffer.” based on evidence from the poem, what do the seafarer and people like him endure? write one to two paragraphs in which you show that you understand what these seamen experience and why they go through such trouble. be sure to use reasons and examples from “the seafarer” to support your opinions.

the expression used by the character refers to the difficulties faced while seamen are in their journey: reduced food or lack of it, poor amount of potable water, fears related to weather conditions, such as thunderstoms and the good conditions of the boat as well as the homesickness. he says so because it is not precise the time a journey may take and even if they come back home alive.

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