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The shift in tone between lines 8-9 is best described as
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- 00:00
Sorry Okay Pangle it people Here we go Next up
- 00:12
I did The shift in tone between lines eight nine
- 00:18
is best described as what That's a shift and there's
- 00:21
eight and nine So let's think wealth the speakers all
- 00:26
about the strength and impulse of the brook before it
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- 00:30
was covered by that pesky city He personifies the Brooke
- 00:34
I eat it leaks like it's humanized which adds an
- 00:37
element of romance But then the poem get cynical when
- 00:39
he talks about the meadow grass being cemented down right
- 00:43
like they turned life into a parking lot So the
- 00:46
answer here is Be romantic too cynical and the loser
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ball Well because the speakers so jazzed about the brook
- 00:52
an impassive or regretful tone isn't accurate Tow how he
- 00:56
feels anyway The beginning uplift It has some merit but
- 00:59
the intensity of the rhetorical questions suggest that really shifts
- 01:02
into cynicism He's a Debbie Downer you know now depression
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that's way down Initial speculation like a there isn't doing
- 01:10
the speaker's feelings toward the Brook Any justice He clearly
- 01:14
feels some while some way about it and just lets
- 01:18
that feeling be known So that's it The answer is
- 01:20
because romantic law too cynical
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