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English, 11.09.2021 01:00 genesiloves
How does the use of night in Henley's "Invictus" affect the poem?PLS HURRY
A. It represents the profound grief the speaker feels after losing a loved one.
B. It symbolizes the stress the speaker feels about the mistakes he has made in life.
C. It symbolizes the sadness and pain the speaker feels during difficult times.
D. represents the deep fear the speaker feels about his uncertain future.
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