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In Alfred Tennyson's 'Ulysses', the protagonist is traditionally viewed as a heroic, noble figure. However, modern critical interpretations often offer an alternative viewpoint. Which option best represents this alternative critique?
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- 1Ulysses is a divine hero chosen directly by the gods to embark on a spiritual, infinite journey.
- 2Ulysses is a deeply wise ruler who ultimately recognizes that his supreme duty lies with his people, rather than his own desires.
- 3Ulysses is a self-absorbed or irresponsible ruler who abandons his domestic duties, family, and kingdom to chase personal glory.✓
- 4Ulysses is a tragic figure whose quest for adventure is a futile attempt to escape the inevitability of old age and death.
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Ulysses is a self-absorbed or irresponsible ruler who abandons his domestic duties, family, and kingdom to chase personal glory.
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