Question

In "Tintern Abbey," who is Wordsworth addressing in the later part of the poem?

• A. His friend Coleridge
• B. His sister Dorothy
• C. His mother
• D. A fellow traveler

Answer 1

Answer:

B. His sister Dorothy

In the later part of Tintern Abbey, Wordsworth directly addresses his beloved sister, Dorothy Wordsworth. He expresses his deep affection for her and hopes that she will continue to find joy and spiritual nourishment in nature, just as he has. He also wishes that nature will provide her with comfort and guidance in the future, even when he is no longer with her. This heartfelt address reflects Wordsworth’s themes of memory, nature’s influence, and the bond between siblings.