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Nice. Thank You . It was very useful

very interesting

i appreciate your art of telling a story ,i really liked

good analysis but a little biased at times. Try taking a more centered viewpoint and analyse from all perspective, instead of just a couple at a time at most

A GREAT VIDEO BUT WASN'T THIS PLACE CALLED "TARRY" TOWN KNOWN FOR THE HUSBANDS TO WAIT AROUND FOR THEIR WIVES TO SHOP ALL DAY?? SO MANY CALL IT TERRY TOWN.

I have a question when you said hint they break the rules but the end of the chapter is it when the milk goes missing you could assume the pigs took it for themselves.

Can you explain What is the meaning of epigraph and it's english translation..... That is your kindness

Great analysis Carrie. I am leading a book discussion of the story in a week and you have inspired me. Not really discussed thougjh is who is the narrator in story- the I or me?. I can not decide whether it is Prospero or the Red Death himself. I understood your reason for bringing up the Belshazzar story fron bible. But Belshazzar is not mentioned in Poe's story , as I recall, so I dont think I will bring it up to my group members in discussion.

Well that was a soulless read. If anyone wants to hear it done well, google Judi Dench graham Norton shakespeare.

Thank you sooo much. Your explanation saved my mid-term essay.

Thank you sooo much. Your explanation saved my mid-term essay.

Not mentioned is that Prince Prospero was a significant character in Shakespeare's The Tempest .

Ma'am please can you discuss about the wife of bath's prolouge?

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I do a dramatic reading of The Bells by Edgar Allan Poe. Id love to hear your thoughts on it if you get a chance ❤

How does a normal narrator know about how a crazy man thinks or hears , the narrator proved himself to be insane

한국 방송통신대에서 그 재미없는 영문학수업중 재미있게 읽던 블랙캣을 만나니 반갑네요 .1800년대에 이런 소설있었나 놀라웠고 당시 Poe 에 대해서 다시 찾아봤었어요

Every time I read this verse, it still guts me. Anyone who has, at a young age, experienced a deeply pure & naive love will understand why. ♡ " I was a child, and she was a child in this Kingdom by the sea, but we loved with a love that was more than love, I and my Annabel Lee."

You look like Aubry Plaza

Thank you. Hearing you recite this poem which I fell in love with in high school was worth the like alone. Haven't heard it since. Then a brilliant breakdown. Keep going please

Are you still putting out content? I have ideas

I appreciate this video so much! helped me a lot with my English assignment! thank you!

استغفر الله العظيم رب العرش العظيم

Dude tysm for your Red Death video, went above and beyond especially at the end all the biblical points you made.

Wow, really excellent insights into this obtuse little story! One other note I’ll add-the fact that Ichabod is invited to the party the day of is probably a sign he was invited as an afterthought. But of course, this doesn’t cross his mind!

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This channel helps me a lot, thank you

Crooks was kicked in the back by a horse. See ch.2

Watch Laurence Olivier do it on the Dick Cavett show.

Can you please do more short stories by Edgar Allan Poe?? Your other videos were so interesting and easy to understand, I really hope you make more analytical videos on Poe's other short stories✨️

Absolutely hopeless . Look up the southbank centre to do it properly

Oh thanks for the video “sonnet18”🎉❤❤❤❤

Your lesson is short and sweet! Thank you!

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Carrie.. will you give this sonnet a reading and analysis.. ty Journey Through Love’s Day by Bob Marley "In meadows where affection's blush first stirs, Beneath dawn's gaze, love's tender seeds are sown. With every glance, a silent promise occurs, And every wind's whisper, a vow is gently thrown. In morning's shared glow, love's sweet melody sounds, As the sun climbs, hearts blaze with passion's bright flame. On love's journey, where common ground abounds, Spring's caress revives the soul, puts winter's frost to shame. When daylight fades, secrets in twilight's guise, Beneath stars' dance, love's rhythm pure and sincere. Under the moon's vigil, affectionate dreams rise, Love's symphony hums softly for those who are near. With every word in the dusk's shared spectacle, Love's journey starts anew with dawn's first musk, so lyrical.

i try to english speaking but i cannot speak english, can you please gaide me?

4:48 oh Ross look at Jim! U had better behave to Bonnie that way bruh

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Can you make a discriptive video on the world around 80 days novel its related to my school work i need a deep analysis and summary on the story

Ive bever heard this shit! Homeboy is cra cra someone that says there not is always some type of throwed😅

Really appreciate all the lectures that u upload... Would be grateful if you could make a vedio on " The Sublime and the Avant Garde"Jean-François Lyotard

can u do shakespearean sonnet 55 and ozymandias please?

I believe that the sonnet is a legal opening statement (see line 11 where he uses the word brief as a clue) and that the poem must be read before Sonnet 117 which is the poet's appeal to charges he slandered his wife (see line 13 for the verbal clue "appeal"). The poetic links are in the use of terms for navigation in both and that both refer to sailing in line 7: Sonnet 116 has "wandering bark" (a type of boat) and 117 mentions that he "hoisted sail to all the winds". I call the use of the same theme or word in subsequent poems in the 1609 quarto of the Sonnets the rhetorical figure of "homostoikhos" which is Greek for "in the same line" (I coined the term for this device since nobody may have noticed this before). It is evidence that there are poems in the quarto which must be read in the order they appear in the book. When read in order, the poems become a lawyer's opening statement and his appeal to charges he did not spend enough time with his wife (see the first and second quatrains of 117 for more details). Why do I say it was his wife he was addressing? Because in 117 he mentions her "own dear purchase right" which suggests the dowry her father was supposed to give the poet when they got married. This is evidence that the woman he addresses is his wife and not a mistress. Imagine a lawyer is reciting 116 and when he gets to the final line, the mic drops and you will get the idea what I mean. After she answers with her case, he replies with Sonnet 117. This interpretation adds humour, depth, and humanity to what are otherwise seen as abstract poems. The sonnets are the poet's poetic diary where he comments on events and people in his life.

Very good analysis and well delivered 😊

Thanks Carrie. Very helpful

Hi thank you so much for this analysis But I have a question, what is the theme of the story?

Please explain

I’ve just red this 3 times there wasn’t a wall with a cat outline on it and it was a knife not an axe I don’t understand I’m reviewing this for a college paper and your analysis of it has caused great confusion I have no idea what you read

Thank you miss Hoover.... It really helped me for my exam..😊

Kind of overly simplistic. No real insights here and I would have loved to see more of an appreciation of the poem.