At the end of "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner," why does the ancient Mariner travel from land to land?

A. He is trying to find work on sailing ships.

B. He is looking for his comrades from the ship.

C. He travels about to tell his tale.

D. He must seek out wedding guests.

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15 April, 06:41

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Austin Willis · Answer 1

Its C he travels about to tell his tale.

Howard Knapp · Answer 2

C&D because it's the wisest choice

At the end of "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner," why does the ancient Mariner travel from land to land?A. He is trying to find work on sailing ships.B. He is looking for his comrades from the ship.C. He travels about to tell his tale.D. He must seek out wedding guests.