In "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner," the Mariner is compelled to tell his tale to those he feels need to hear it. Do you think his story is one from which others can learn a valuable lesson? Or do you feel it lacks serious importance? Explain why. (The deadline to post a response is midnight, Nov. 20, 2013.)
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Tuesday, November 19, 2013
The neverending story of the Mariner
In "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner," the Mariner is compelled to tell his tale to those he feels need to hear it. Do you think his story is one from which others can learn a valuable lesson? Or do you feel it lacks serious importance? Explain why. (The deadline to post a response is midnight, Nov. 20, 2013.)
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I do not know of anyone who kills non pest animals just to do it. People hunt but it is different. Therefore I do not see the importance.
I do see an importance because the moral of the story is to love all of God's creatures. I think most people can learn a valuable lesson from his story. VM1
In my opinion, it is not appropriate to kill something for a personal need. Therefore, his story does give a valuable lesson for people to learn from. You should respect all living things, as the story's moral states. AM1
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