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What animal complains in the third stanza? Answer

AA crow

BAn owl

CA fox

DA dog

Answer:

B. An owl

Read Explanation:

  • Here, the owl is portrayed as a creature associated with the night, solitude, and mystery. It doesn't "complain" in the literal sense, but its hooting is used to evoke the quiet, mournful, and reflective mood of the evening.

  • The owl's cry seems to symbolize the melancholy tone of the poem, aligning with the theme of death and the passing of time.


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