Hayes' FLASHCARD for Annabel Lee (11/3/22)

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Who is Annabel Lee?

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Annabel Lee is the central character in Edgar Allan Poe's poem, representing the narrator's lost love.

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What is the significance of the tomb in the poem?

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The tomb symbolizes the finality of death and the physical separation between the narrator and Annabel Lee.

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What role do supernatural beings play in the poem?

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Supernatural beings, particularly angels, are suggested to be envious of the love between the narrator and Annabel Lee, contributing to her death.

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How does the narrator describe his love for Annabel Lee?

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The narrator describes his love as profound and unique, stating it was 'more than love'.

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What emotional state is the narrator in after Annabel Lee's death?

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The narrator is mentally unbalanced and deeply affected by the loss of Annabel Lee.

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What does the phrase 'kingdom by the sea' symbolize?

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The 'kingdom by the sea' symbolizes an idealized, dreamlike place where the narrator and Annabel Lee's love flourished.

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What is the theme of love in 'Annabel Lee'?

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The theme of love in 'Annabel Lee' explores the idea of eternal love that transcends even death.

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How does the poem reflect the concept of loss?

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The poem reflects loss through the narrator's grief and longing for Annabel Lee after her death.

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What literary devices are prominent in 'Annabel Lee'?

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Prominent literary devices include repetition, rhyme, and imagery, which enhance the poem's emotional impact.

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What does the narrator's childhood signify in the poem?

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The narrator's childhood signifies innocence and the purity of love shared with Annabel Lee.