Who do you think are the inmates of the house give reason to support your answer
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Answer:
The poem implies that the house's inmate are dead and the house is now occupied by their spirits. The dead live comfortably without contact with life, and they decide to stay this way. Therefore they remained calm until the traveler left when the traveler came to their door.
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Answer:
I think the inmates of the house are the phantoms who once used to dwell in it .
Explanation:
The poem is implying that the people in the house are dead and thus ghosts or that only ghostly presences remain from prior inhabitants. We have some clues to this in the text of the poem.
'But only a host of phantom listeners
That dwelt in the lone house then' (lines 13-14)
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