English, 19.08.2019 06:30 makemybacon

In “dover beach” by matthew arnold, how does place affect the theme?
the public nature of the beach calls attention to the world’s indifference.
the vastness of the ocean reminds the reader of the compassion of people.
the seclusion of the setting contributes to a feeling of isolation.
the pebbles on the beach symbolize the experiences of life.

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In “dover beach” by matthew arnold, how does place affect the theme?
the public nature of the...