Why does Alexander Pope use the style and narrative form of epics to describe a relatively insignificant incident in “The Rape of the Lock”? A.
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*Alexander Pope use the style and narrative form of epics*
He uses the style called satire to describe a relatively insignificant incident in the poem“The Rape of the Lock”.
He mocks at the people in the society who does not give much importance to the real life incidents but to the trivial things.
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The Rape of Lock is written by Alexander Pope. It is mock Epic. The Rape of Lock is written in narrative style.
Explanation:
- This is written in a narrative style. Here, pope mentioned conflict between high class and low class.
- It is about 18th-century era. Here, The character’s name was changed by writer but, it reflects real image of society.
- Because of its narrative presentation, it became epic.
- The main character of this novel is Belinda who represents high class of society.
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