How do the following lines affect the mood of "The Courage That My Mother Had"? "That courage like a rock, which she / Has no more need of, and I have."

A. They give the poem its sense of hope and pride.

B. They give the poem its sense of sadness and longing.

C. They give the poem its sense of joy and excitement.

D. They give the poem its sense of anger and bitterness.

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Butterball

8 January, 03:36

How do the following lines affect the mood of "The Courage That My Mother Had"? "That courage like a rock, which she / Has no more need of, and I have."

A. They give the poem its sense of hope and pride.

B. They give the poem its sense of sadness and longing.

C. They give the poem its sense of joy and excitement.

D. They give the poem its sense of anger and bitterness.

Don't answer unless ur 100% sure

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Haylie Conrad · Answer 1

Answer: They give the poem its sense of sadness and longing.

The line That courage like a rock, which she has no more need of and I have from the poem "The Courage That My Mother Had" displays the longing of the child to her mother and the sadness envelopes him/her for she can never have the courage that her/his mother has.