Exploring the Themes of Annabel Lee

The transcript is a recitation of Edgar Allan Poe's poem 'Annabel Lee', which tells the story of a deep and tragic love between the narrator and Annabel Lee. Set in a kingdom by the sea, the poem explores themes of love, envy, and loss. Despite Annabel Lee's death, the narrator's love for her remains eternal, transcending even the forces of heaven and earth. The poem is characterized by its melancholic tone and repetitive structure, emphasizing the enduring nature of the narrator's love and the impact of Annabel Lee's memory.

Where did Annabel Lee live?

• In a kingdom by the sea

• In a mountain village

• In a forest

• In a bustling city

What was the only thought that Annabel Lee lived with?

• To be rich

• To travel the world

• To love and be loved by the narrator

• To be famous

Who envied the love between the narrator and Annabel Lee?

• The townspeople

• The angels in heaven

• The narrator's friends

• The sea creatures

What caused the death of Annabel Lee?

• An accident

• A disease

• A wind from a cloud

• A storm

Where was Annabel Lee buried?

• In a mountain cave

• In a city cemetery

• In a sepulcher by the sea

• In a forest

What did the narrator believe about their love compared to others?

• It was weaker

• It was stronger

• It was the same

• It was temporary

What can never separate the narrator's soul from Annabel Lee's soul?

• The sea

• The mountains

• The angels and demons

• The passage of time

What does the moon bring to the narrator?

• Nightmares

• Dreams of Annabel Lee

• Memories of childhood

• Visions of the future

What does the narrator see when the stars rise?

• The waves of the sea

• The angels in heaven

• The vast universe

• The bright eyes of Annabel Lee

Where does the narrator lie down at night?

• By the side of Annabel Lee's tomb

• In his bed

• By the sea

• In the forest