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The Ancient Mariner assures his guest that he has not returned from the dead, but rather survived alone on his ship after the rest of the crew died. The Mariner reflects on how he was overcome with pride and shot an albatross, which coincided with good fortune for the ship, and how this led to his isolation and suffering as his crew all died. Though he tries to pray, he is unable to due to his dry inner spirit. For seven days and nights he sees the curse of the dead bird around his neck. Supernatural elements occur, including the ship stopping suddenly at the equator. The Mariner then hears two voices - one representing God and one representing the spirit he cursed - and is
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- At dawn, sweet sounds rise from the sailors' mouths as their spirits depart; the ship continues propelled until noon when it stops then lurches forward and back.
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The ancient mariner tells the story of his fateful sea voyage to the wedding guest. The mariner's ship sailed into icy waters where they encountered an albatross. The mariner shot the albatross for no reason, causing his crew to resent him. A drought then struck the ship, leaving the crew without water. They blamed the mariner and hung the dead albatross around his neck. All the crew died except the mariner, who was cursed to wander telling his story as a lesson about harming innocent creatures. The wedding guest listens in horror, unable to leave until the mariner's tale is finished.
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- The Mariner continues telling his story to the Wedding-Guest. The curse is lifted when rains come and spirits enter the dead sailors' bodies, reanimating them to work.
- At dawn, sweet sounds rise from the sailors' mouths as their spirits depart; the ship continues propelled until noon when it stops then lurches forward and back.
- The Mariner hears two voices - one confirms he killed the albatross, the other says he has done penance but must do more before being fully absolved.
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The rime of ancient mariner
- 1. The Rime of Ancient Mariner
- 2. Part 4th • Fear of guest • because he is unnaturally skinny, and wrinkled that he resembles the sand, and possesses a "glittering eye.“ • The Ancient Mariner assures him that he has not returned from the dead; he is the only sailor who did not die on his ship, but rather drifted in lonely, scorching agony.
- 3. IsolationAlone, alone all, all alone alone on a wide wide sea And never a saint took pity on My soul is an agony Isolation
- 5. • In Christian writings, pride basic sins • As the proverb says, pride goeth before the fall • It's not clear exactly why the Mariner shoots the albatross • He thought they could do without this bird whose arrival happened to coincide with a lot of good luck. • The poem takes elements from the stories of Adam and Eve and the crucifixion of Christ and weaves them into an entirely original take on man's pride.
- 6. Pride The many men, so beautiful And they all dead did lie; And thousand thousand slimy things Lived on; and so did I
- 7. I look‟d upon the rotting Sea, And drew my eyes away; I look‟d upon the eldritch deck, And there the dead men lay
- 8. • “rotting” suggests his guilt under the self- inflicted belief that he is the sole responsibility for the death of the crew • The sea is a metaphor for the Mariner ‟s own rotting soul
- 9. Suffering I look‟d to heaven, and try‟d to pray; But or ever a prayer had gusht, A wicked whisper came and made My Heart as dry as dust.
- 10. •Dr. faustus •Devoit of inner spirituality •He wants to pray but he can’t •Dry inner self
- 11. Dead cursing eye
- 12. Seven days ,and seven nights I saw that curse And yet I could not die
- 13. •Night time – moon •Saw water snakes •Shiny white •Elfish light •Felt delight
- 14. O happy living things – unintentionally Seeing different colors Bless them with his love
- 15. Part 5 • Fell asleep
- 16. •It rained •Symbol of gods blessing •Symbol of his redemption •Signifies – baptize
- 17. •Wind blows •Thin sails shook •Symbol of God’s wroth •Power of God
- 18. • Fire-flags – Bad sign for sailor – Strom
- 19. And the rain poured down from one black cloud The moon was at its edge
- 20. Supernatural Element They groaned, they stirred, they all uprose, Nor spake, nor moved their eyes
- 21. •All life less souls •Pleasant music •Ship sailing •Stopped by a jerk
- 22. Ship was on equator Shows inner & physical self are equal
- 23. I heard and in my soul discerned Two voices in the air Evil or good God or christ
- 24. First voice : Lover of Albatross Sent Albatross Guide Love man equally Softer voice The man hath penance done And penance more will do.
- 25. Thanks