How do the seasons in the poem contribute to the theme? A they describe fanny frosts mood in different seasons B. They tell the reader how fanny likes to dress herself c. They show how Fanny's world is different from the poets d. They guide fanny through routines of the world

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Turner Sosa

7 May, 01:19

How do the seasons in the poem contribute to the theme? A they describe fanny frosts mood in different seasons B. They tell the reader how fanny likes to dress herself c. They show how Fanny's world is different from the poets d. They guide fanny through routines of the world

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Bumpkin · Answer 1

A they describe fanny frosts mood in different seasons

For each season it describes her mood. In April she is sad, Summer gives her more gloom, in Autumn she doesn’t dance. Then it changes to winter where it’s mentioned twice she loves what the season brings: dancing, skiing, and the cold. The poem is not about what she is wearing and it doesn’t make any statements or comparisons to the rest of the world.