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speak?
Who is the "she" in line 78?
Since the raven repeats only a single word, the significance of
Nevermore as an answer depends entirely on the question asked. In
the dialogue of lines 81-95, how does the speaker use the bird to
confirm his own worst fears?
In line 101, what do you think the speaker means when he begs the
bird "Take thy beak from out my heart"?
As the poem is a narrative, what is the speaker's main conflict in the
poem?
How does the speaker's attitude toward the raven change throughout
the poem, and what causes the change?
How is the word nevermore related to the speaker's emotional state
at the end of the poem?
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