Love's Philosophy
- Created by: chloe_louisa
- Created on: 17-10-20 14:37
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2. Why does Shelly use nature to prove his philosophy?
- his lover liked nature so he wanted to make it relatable for her
- because nature is universal and is something everyone can relate to. Also everything in the nature ecosystem relies on something else to survive
- he really likes nature and it is something that he can easily talk about
3. In the second stanza Shelly has repetition on 'and the', what does this show?
- he hasn't thought his argument through and is struggling to make points
- He has so many examples of why they should be together also he is very desperate to prove his point
- he is out of breath
- he loves talking about nature
4. what does the quote 'nothing in the world is single' mean?
- That everything in the world comes in pairs so he should be with his lover
- He is really happy with his current relationship and doesn't mind them being apart
- he is depressed
- he believes that his lover is beautiful and would do anything to be with her
5. Finish the quote '___ in the world is ___'
- love/fake
- Nothing/single
- everything/mine
- flowers/beauty
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