It has been said that a fault of the poem (T) is the over emphasized (V) moral at the end. How satisfying do you find the poem's moral that "He prayeth well, who loveth well, Both man and bird and beast."? (A)
"Betrayal (V) is at the heart of the relationships (A) between men and women in Rosetti's Poetry (T)". How do you respond to this view?
"The men (A) are more convincingly (V) portrayed than the women (A) in The Kite Runner (T)." What do you think of this view?
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