Which pair of readings presents male and female perspectives on the same situation?

A) "the wanderer" and "the wife's lament"

B) "the death of Beowulf" and "the seafarer"

C) " the seafarer" and "the wanderer"

D) "the wanderer" and "Grendel's mother"

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Barron

28 June, 21:02

Which pair of readings presents male and female perspectives on the same situation?

A) "the wanderer" and "the wife's lament"

B) "the death of Beowulf" and "the seafarer"

C) " the seafarer" and "the wanderer"

D) "the wanderer" and "Grendel's mother"

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Emely Osborne · Answer 1

In "The Wanderer" the speaker laments about the lost of his king and companions. In "The Wife's Lament", the speaker goes on about the suffering caused by being apart from her King in her exile. While the others examples mention loss of sorts, they don't fit in the criteria of posing as male and female perspectives of the same situation.

Which pair of readings presents male and female perspectives on the same situation?A) "the wanderer" and "the wife's lament"B) "the death of Beowulf" and "the seafarer"C) " the seafarer" and "the wanderer"D) "the wanderer" and "Grendel's mother"

Which pair of readings presents male and female perspectives on the same situation?

A) "the wanderer" and "the wife's lament"

B) "the death of Beowulf" and "the seafarer"

C) " the seafarer" and "the wanderer"

D) "the wanderer" and "Grendel's mother"