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Man, Nature, and Redemption

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This document presents a study of three important literary works from the Class 10 English syllabus—Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and The Snake by D. H. Lawrence. The purpose of this document is to understand human nature, moral values, and man’s relationship with power and nature. Julius Caesar highlights themes of ambition, power, betrayal, and political conflict. It shows how excessive ambition can lead to downfall and tragedy. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner focuses on sin, guilt, punishment, and redemption, teaching respect for nature and moral responsibility. The Snake portrays the inner conflict of a man between fear and compassion, emphasizing coexistence with nature. Through these works, the document helps students develop literary understanding, moral awareness, and critical thinking skills.

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Sophomore / 10th grade
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English literature and composition
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🔴 MOST REPEATED QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (LAST 10 YEARS)

⭐ 1. Why did the Ancient Mariner stop the Wedding Guest?

Answer:
The Ancient Mariner stopped the Wedding Guest because he wanted someone to
listen to his painful story. He was compelled to tell his tale to reduce his guilt and
suffering caused by killing the albatross.


⭐ 2. Why was the Wedding Guest forced to listen to the story?

Answer:
The Wedding Guest was hypnotized by the Mariner’s glittering eye. Though he
wanted to attend the wedding, he could not resist listening and remained seated like
a helpless child.


⭐ 3. Describe the weather at the beginning of the voyage.

Answer:
At the beginning, the weather was pleasant and cheerful. The sun shone brightly,
and the ship sailed smoothly with favourable winds, showing a happy and hopeful
journey.


⭐ 4. How did the ship reach the land of mist and snow?

Answer:
A powerful and cruel storm chased the ship southward. Strong winds pushed the
ship into the cold region of mist and snow, where ice surrounded the ship
completely.


⭐ 5. Why were the sailors happy to see the albatross?

Answer:
The sailors considered the albatross a good omen. It was the first sign of life in the
icy region and brought hope, warmth, and a strong breeze that helped the ship move
forward.


⭐ 6. What terrible deed did the Ancient Mariner commit?

Answer:
The Ancient Mariner shot the innocent albatross with his crossbow for no reason.
This sinful act brought suffering and disaster upon the ship and its crew.
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