In John Donne's "Death Be Not Proud," why does the speaker compare dying to being asleep or resting?
ОА. to show that death is pleasurable and nothing to be feared
OB. to show that death is as unavoidable as the need to rest
Ос. to show that death is like permanently falling asleep
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