Question

If this story were narrated from Raven's point of view-
A we would better understand his feelings toward Fog Woman.
B we would better understand Fog Woman's feelings toward him.
C we would better understand why salmon were created.
D we would understand Raven's servants' feelings better.

Answer 1

Answer

• We would better understand his feelings toward Fog Woman.

Explanation

• The narrator's emotional instability and the unreliability of his narration in Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven" contribute to what Poe calls the "theme" or the suggestive "under-current" of the poem. This "theme" isn't one of the obvious elements of the poem, such as loss, grief, death, madness, or despair, but "the human thirst for self-torture" that underlies the narration, and which Poe believes exists in the narrator and in the reader of the poem.

Answer 2

Answer:

the answer is A

Explanation:

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