Question

Justify the poet's allusion to Rapunzel in 'Amanda'.​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Answer:

The justification for the poet's allusion to Rapunzel in 'Amanda' is as follows,

Explanation:

• Rapunzel was a fairy tale figure who was imprisoned in a tower by a witch.
• The witch utilized Rapunzel's long hair, which she let down through the window, to help her scale the tower.
• Amanda now wishes to be Rapunzel because she believes that living in the tower will be serene and unique
• Rapunzel, who lived with the witch, was constantly monitored and had to adhere to a number of regulations.
• Amanda, too, feels enslaved by her mother's demands.
• Amanda wishes for peace in her tower, as Rapunzel did, and states in the poem that she will not let her hair down for anyone as Rapunzel did.