How are the speakers' attitudes toward God and Death similar in "Because I Could Not Stop for Death" and "Some Keep the Sabbath Going to Church"? A. Both speakers appear confident and accepting. B. Both speakers seem fearful and confused C. Both speakers seem obedient and submissive. D. Both speakers appear amazed and awestruck.

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Caleb Alvarez

21 October, 16:57

How are the speakers' attitudes toward God and Death similar in "Because I Could Not Stop for Death" and "Some Keep the Sabbath Going to Church"? A. Both speakers appear confident and accepting. B. Both speakers seem fearful and confused C. Both speakers seem obedient and submissive. D. Both speakers appear amazed and awestruck.

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Hudson Mckee · Answer 1

i think its A im doing the test right now.

Kasen Adkins · Answer 2

A. Both speakers appear confident and accepting.

Explanation:

In the sonnet "Some Keep the Sabbath Going to Church" the artist talks about her perspectives on the love and conviction for god. She says that for her God isn't simply present in the Church rather he is available in the entirety of his creation. She tells about the general population who dress as indicated by the style and religious necessity however she reveres God as what she is in actuality. She even finds the ceremonies and traditions of revering God dubious. She loves God in the most flighty way.

In "Since I Could Not Stop for Death" is about the adventure of the artist towards death. She tells about the presence of the demise and her journey towards her grave. She doesn't fear passing and says that the world proceeds onward and it doesn't stop for anybody's demise.