AP English Literature: Learning About the Speaker

All right well the key lines here are the last

to look at him right there We'll just read him

for you for no extra charge One short sleep past

We wake eternally intendant and death shall be no more

death Thou shalt die Well the only way death could

die is if it weren't permanent After all In that

context the one short sleep is the actual moment of

death And waking eternally is the after life Right So

the answer to see and loser bowl well Speaker may

not love death but he certainly believes in it So

get rid of a He says that soonest our best

men with thee do go acknowledging its existence You know

that death exists It's around Its went after yet so

there's no indication that those best men are close personal

friends of the speaker Where that come from Get rid

of the speaker doesn't wish for immortality because well as

the last two lines suggests he already believes that it

exists So give it to be when he says that

death is a slave toe fate and chance it's a

paradox Like two doctors events can't be both fated and

occurred by chance people So it's doubtful that he thinks

death is predetermined So get rid of the right answer

There it see he believes in the afterlife Yeah well 00:01:34.44 --> [endTime] so do we believe in that