English Language · English Literature
The poem 'Ulysses' by Alfred, Lord Tennyson is a dramatic monologue. What is the central theme that the speaker, Ulysses, expresses as he addresses his mariners?
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- 1A plan to reclaim his kingdom and punish his enemies.
- 2A refusal to accept idleness and a yearning for new adventures and knowledge.✓
- 3A deep sorrow and regret over the Trojan War.
- 4A desire to settle down and enjoy his old age in peace.
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A refusal to accept idleness and a yearning for new adventures and knowledge.
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