How does the imagery of sir ralph’s reaction affect the mood of this stanza? sir ralph the rover tore his hair; he curst himself in his despair; the waves rush in on every side— the ship is sinking beneath the tide. a. sir ralph reacts in a dramatic, deeply unhappy way, creating an anguished mood. b. sir ralph acknowledges that he is to blame for what happens, creating a mood of acceptance. c. sir ralph is proud of what he did and does not realize the consequences of his actions, creating an arrogant mood. d. sir ralph feels bad about what he did, and he begs forgiveness, which creates a repentant mood.