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How does Tennyson effectively retell the moment of King Arthur’s departure?

A
Tennyson’s version conveys Bedivere’s rage as King Arthur is taken to his final resting place.
B
Tennyson’s version highlights the emotion of the scene with imagery and figurative language.
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Tennyson’s version conveys the sorrow of the scene through the wailing of the queens.

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