10 Questions
What is the tone of the Duke's description of his late wife at the beginning of the poem?
Wistful and respectful
Why did the Duke suspect his wife of infidelity?
She was too easily impressed by others
What happened to the Duke's first wife?
She was murdered by the Duke
What is the Duke planning to do next?
He is planning to marry the Count's daughter
What is the subject of the poem 'The Love Song of J.Alfred Prufrock'?
A man trying to decide whether or not to propose to a woman
What is the tone of the speaker's voice in 'The Love Song of J.Alfred Prufrock'?
Insecure and questioning
What is the main theme of the poem 'My Last Duchess'?
The jealousy and possessiveness of the Duke
What is the form of the poem 'My Last Duchess'?
Dramatic monologue
What is the speaker's attitude towards the people around him in 'The Love Song of J.Alfred Prufrock'?
He feels inferior to them
What is the role of the Duke's guest in 'My Last Duchess'?
He is a potential suitor for the Duke's next wife
Explore the definition and characteristics of dramatic monologues, a powerful literary technique often used in stories, plays, and poems. Understand how dramatic monologues can create compelling narratives and engage audiences.
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