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How does the speaker describe the world in the final stanza?

AAs vibrant and filled with joy and clarity

BAs chaotic and entirely devoid of beauty

CAs outwardly beautiful but actually dark and uncertain

DAs dull and completely lifeless with no colors

Answer:

C. As outwardly beautiful but actually dark and uncertain

Read Explanation:

  • In the final stanza of Dover Beach, the speaker presents a bleak and pessimistic view of the world.

  • He acknowledges that the world appears beautiful, much like the tranquil seaside scene in the opening stanza.

  • However, beneath this beauty lies a dark, uncertain, and chaotic reality.


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