What is the significance og bingle bog in the poem the frog and the nightangle?
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The fundamental threat that thenightingale displays is that her song is perceived as more musically superior to the frog's. It is in this exercise of power and control that the frog seeks to silence the bird's voice in the bog. The bog is that musical realm in which individuals seek to maintain their control.
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The summary of the Poem The Frog and The Nightingale is given below: In the Bingle bog, under a sumac tree a frog sang in its unpleasant voice. All the creatures in the bog hated its harsh sound. They tried using different ways – requests, sticks, stones, insults and complaints but the frog could not be stopped.
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