My Last Duchess by Robert Browning
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I guess the use of dramatic monolgue(in which Browning impersonates a character of a duke) is the focus of attention as Browning introduced it as a new technique and paved the way for the poets who followed in his steps by introducing experimental techniques. ) and wealth. Finally, the title itself is ironic.
- I guess the use of dramatic monolgue(in which Browning impersonates a character of a duke) is the focus of attention as Browning introduced it as a new technique and paved the way for the poets who followed in his steps by introducing experimental techniques.
- ) and wealth.
- Finally, the title itself is ironic.
- I mean the word "Last" means that there were duchesses before her and there will be after her.
- Hope i was helpful, Best wishes.
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I studied this poem last year and i really loved it.I guess the use of dramatic monolgue(in which Browning impersonates a character of a duke) is the focus of attention as Browning introduced it as a new technique and paved the way for the poets who followed in his steps by introducing experimental techniques.
Another point is that the poem depicts the victorian notion :Wealth and power
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