Why do the conversations in "The Raven" by Edgar Allan Poe make the speaker more and more miserable
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He eventually wonders aloud if this dark visitor is a type of prophecy, if in fact his hopes of seeing his beloved Nevermore are doomed as the bird croaks "nevermore." Along with these questions, his mood darkens and he grows more and more despondent as he loses hope as he also finds that he cannot rid himself of this.
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