5. Look up monody in a dictionary. In your own words, give at least two definitions of the

term. Then review the context of the word's use in "The Bells" and state which

meaning Poe most likely intended. Be sure to explain why this definition works in

context.

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Alayna Rowland

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5. Look up monody in a dictionary. In your own words, give at least two definitions of the

term. Then review the context of the word's use in "The Bells" and state which

meaning Poe most likely intended. Be sure to explain why this definition works in

context.

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Mark Patton · Answer 1

1. A poem sung by a single person in a tragedy; A poem or song mourning the loss of a particular person's death

Explanation:

The word is meant to imply we are dealing with death in the poem. He describes the tone of the bells as melancholy, which means sadness.

5. Look up monody in a dictionary. In your own words, give at least two definitions of theterm. Then review the context of the word's use in "The Bells" and state whichmeaning Poe most likely intended. Be sure to explain why this definition works incontext.

5. Look up monody in a dictionary. In your own words, give at least two definitions of the

term. Then review the context of the word's use in "The Bells" and state which

meaning Poe most likely intended. Be sure to explain why this definition works in

context.