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1. Does the poem exhibit the speaker's love for her father or her hatred of him? Explain. 2. What type of man does the speaker marry (see lines 61 - 70)? 3. How does the speaker characterize her husband and her father in the last two stanzas? Might the "Daddy" of the last line of the poem refer to something more than the speaker's father? Explain. 4. What emotional associations does the title "Daddy" possess? Are those associations reinforced or contradicted by the poem? 5. Do you like this poem? Why, or why not?

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