Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening

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Why does the speaker stop by the woods?

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To see the woods fill up with snow.

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How can the woods be best described?

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Quiet and peaceful.

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What effect does the repetition of the last two lines have on the overall poem?

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The repetition places particular emphasis on these lines and thus suggests a deeper interpretation than simple rest.

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How does Frost's use of imagery contribute to the mood of the poem?

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Frost presents an image of quiet, undisturbed forest, thus contributing to the calm, reflective mood.

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Why does the horse shake the harness bells?

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It does not understand why they have stopped.

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What is the main theme of 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening'?

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The conflict between the desire for nature and the responsibilities of life.

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What literary device is prominently used in the poem?

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Imagery.

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What does the speaker's hesitation to leave the woods symbolize?

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A longing for peace and escape from societal obligations.

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What is the significance of the woods being described as 'lovely, dark and deep'?

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It suggests beauty and mystery, as well as the allure of nature.

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How does the setting of the poem influence its mood?

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The snowy woods create a serene and contemplative atmosphere.