Question

JUMIDI y UI the poem 'The Echoing Green'.
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Bishop: Stop, Persome: The candlesticks were mine; they are his now. It is better, so. He has more need of them than I. M
mother would have wished it so had she been here.
Who is 'he' referred to here?
Why does the Bishop say that the convict needs the candlesticks more than he does?
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Answer 1

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The convict proves to be ungrateful by stealing the silver candlesticks of a person who offered him food and shelter and comforted him. However, the Bishop forgives him easily. Rather he gifts the candlesticks to him so that he may start a new life.

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