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English 102, section 202
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King Ulysses' point of view
Thesis; Weak point of view extreme loneliness,uncontrollable hate, and excessive self-doubt revealing king Ulysses' inner confictestablished throughout the poem, ''Ulysses'', by Alfred Trnnyson.
I. Extreme loneliness shows unpleasant regret and disppointment exposing Ulysses uncertaity.
A. Unpleasant regret describes personality flows making Ulysses to feel lonely.
B. Intense disappointment discloses high ambition causing Ulysses loneliness.
II. Uncontrollable hate uncovers false heroism and selfish desire forcing Ulysses to deal with hate.
A. False heroism signals low confidence exposting hindering Ulysses' stabilityd.
B. Selfish desire shows confusion on to reveal Ulysses' determention.
III. Excessive self-doubt raises constant anger and careless reponsibility reinforcing Ulysses' vagse thinking process
A. Constant anger prevents logical behavior promoting Ulysses to find out the right way.
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B. Careless responsibility provides risks leading to Ulysses extreme dissatisfation.
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