Question

"All men are bad, and in their badness reign" is the last line of the poem ...............

• A. Sonnet 121
• B. Sonnet 130
• C. Sonnet 116
• D. Sonnet 18

Answer 1

Answer:

A. Sonnet 121

• In the final 2 lines of the poem, which makes a rhyming couplet, the speaker says that one can't judge his actions in terms of corruptness.

• He doesn't want these sinful people passing judgement on him That is unless they're willing to admit that all "Men are Bad" and that they enjoy that position They reign/thrive there If they did this, they had automatically stop being hypocritical.