Emotional Dynamics in Romantic Poetry

The transcript is a dialogue between a suitor and a lady, where the suitor requests to see the lady's face and praises her beauty. The lady humorously inventories her features and rejects the suitor's advances, despite acknowledging his noble qualities. The suitor expresses his devotion and persistence, but the lady remains firm in her decision to reject him.

What does the speaker initially request from the lady?

• To dance with her

• To read her poetry

• To see her face

• To hear her voice

How does the lady describe her beauty?

• As a fleeting moment

• As an inventory of items

• As a divine blessing

• As a natural gift

How does the lady plan to share her beauty with the world?

• By writing a book

• By creating a painting

• By giving out schedules

• By singing songs

What is the suitor's emotional state towards the lady?

• Indifferent

• Deeply in love

• Confused

• Angry

What does the suitor compare his love to?

• A thunderous groan

• A gentle breeze

• A quiet whisper

• A raging storm

What does the lady think of her suitor's virtues?

• She finds them overwhelming

• She is unaware of them

• She acknowledges them but cannot love him

• She finds them lacking

What does the lady think of the suitor's noble qualities?

• She finds them admirable

• She is indifferent

• She is skeptical

• She is impressed

What does the lady say about her suitor's youth?

• It is irrelevant

• It is wasted

• It is fresh and stainless

• It is fleeting

What does the suitor promise to do in his declaration of love?

• Write songs of love

• Build a house for her

• Travel the world

• Fight in her honor

What does the suitor say he would do if denied?

• Find no sense in it

• Try again later

• Leave quietly

• Seek revenge