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What does the 'tower' symbolize in 'A Prayer for My Daughter'?

AA prison

BA place of learning

CA protected world, retreat from upheaval

DA monument to ambition

Answer:

C. A protected world, retreat from upheaval

Read Explanation:

In 'A Prayer for My Daughter,' the speaker wishes that his daughter will live in a protected world, metaphorically represented as a 'tower.' This suggests a retreat from political upheaval and societal decay, favoring stability and tradition, and providing a safe and secure environment for her to thrive.


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