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"Was there ever a scene so awfully grand?" What was the awfully grand scene that the narrator mentions in the poem 'The Wreck of the Titanic’?​

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Answered by preeti5365
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Answer: According to the poet the 'awfully grand' scene was the courage displayed by those who were left out in the sinking ship. One of them could have saved his life but he offered his place to his friend and willingly accepted death.

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