Question

What does "And Melancholy mark'd him for her own" imply?

• A. He was known for his joyful and carefree demeanor
• B. He was only concerned with external appearances
• C. He was deeply affected by sadness and introspection
• D. He had a strong belief in optimism and happiness

Answer 1

Answer:

C. He was deeply affected by sadness and introspection

• This suggests that he lived a life touched by sorrow, contemplation, or a naturally melancholic disposition.

• It aligns with the poem’s reflective and somber tone, emphasizing themes of solitude, unfulfilled potential, and emotional depth.