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How does the speaker view the lives of ordinary people compared to those in elite society?

AOrdinary people lead more glamorous lives than the elite

BOrdinary people have less troubled lives

CElite society members have fewer problems than ordinary people

DOrdinary people are often more respected than those in elite society

Answer:

B. Ordinary people have less troubled lives

Read Explanation:

  • The speaker suggests that while ordinary people may not achieve fame, power, or wealth, they also avoid the burdens and troubles that come with such privileges.

  • Unlike the elite, who often face corruption, stress, and moral struggles, regular people live simpler and more peaceful lives.

  • The poem ultimately celebrates humble, anonymous lives rather than viewing them as unfortunate or lacking fulfillment.


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