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8. What does the persona decide at the end of the poem? Would you do the same if you were
he be referring to?
in his place? Give a reason for your answer.

Stopping by the woods

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Answered by deepshikalenka24

Answer: After observing the beauty of the woods, the speaker realises that he cannot just remain there because he has miles to travel towards his destination. He thinks that stopping by the woods will make his journey longer. Yes, the speaker is right in saying this, but small moments of happiness brighten up one’e journey and make it more memorable.

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8. What does the persona decide at the end of the poem? Would you do the same if you were he be referring to? in his place? Give a reason for your answer. Stopping by the woods

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8. What does the persona decide at the end of the poem? Would you do the same if you were
he be referring to?
in his place? Give a reason for your answer.

Stopping by the woods