Journal Exercise 5.1A: Morality Then Term Paper

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More than an effective conclusion, the line suggests that the duke is truly as malevolent as he suspects. Very quickly, he is able to turn from the foreboding tone he uses to describe the hate he had for his
last wife-hate enough to probably murder her-to a light and whimsical tone,
which he uses to ask his the emissary to praise the richness of his
belongings. Not only does this allow the reader to finally understand how
psychotic the duke really is, as the quick changing of emotions to benefit
one's situation is a type of psychotic behavior, but also he or she is left
with the chilling sensation that this murderous man is still alive and...

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The comment supports the overall message of the poem, therefore, exemplifying its frightening tone and the malevolent character of the duke.
Though the ending is a shocking transition in tone for the duke, it is both
consistent and effective in light of the poem's overall tone and theme.

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