Marriage in Poetry

Why should pleasures for a friend affect the marriage vow?

Why should the end of love lead to jealousy?

Why should passion dictate the obligation to the vow?

Why should a vow made in the past still bind them? (correct)

The marriage is grounded in enduring love despite the lack of passion.

The marriage is sustained by ongoing joy and mutual understanding.

The marriage is strengthened by the absence of external pleasures.

The marriage is based on fleeting pleasure and is now devoid of love. (correct)

It is irrational for the husband to be jealous of the speaker's pleasures. (correct)

The speaker's pleasures for a friend are justified and should not cause jealousy.

Jealousy is a natural consequence of the end of love in a marriage.

The husband's lack of joy should not lead to jealousy in the speaker.

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<p>To live unseen and die unlamented</p> Signup and view all the answers

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