1) How does the speaker's shift in perspective in line 10 create a sense of surprise in
the text?
a.) The speaker emphasizes that she will not be forgotten, but then reveals that she is
gloomy and dishonest.
b.) The speaker emphasizes that her significant other will move on without her, but
then reveals that she will haunt him forever.
c.) The speaker emphasizes the sadness her significant other feels, but then reveals
that she does not reciprocate the feeling.
d.) The speaker emphasizes that all that will remain of her are memories, but then
reveals that she would rather be forgotten than mourned.
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