PPT-The Rime of the Ancient Mariner: Part II

Gabby Verzella Vidya Venkatesh Molly Andersen Bill Powell The Sun now rose upon the right Out of the sea came he Still hid in mist and on the left Went down into the sea The good . By: Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Rey Diaz and Sam Gilchrist. Poem. It is an ancient Mariner,. And he . stoppeth. one of three.. `By thy long grey beard and glittering eye,. Now wherefore . stopp'st. thou me?. By Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Argument. How a Ship having passed the Line was driven by storms to the cold Country towards the South Pole; and how from thence she made her course to the tropical Latitude of the Great Pacific Ocean; and of the strange things that befell; and in what manner the . Part I. First Stanza. It is an ancient Mariner, . And he . stoppeth. . one of . three.. “. By thy long grey beard and glittering eye. , . Now wherefore . stoppest. thou me? . Why one of three? . Part the Third. There passed a weary time. Each throat(140). Was parched, and glazed each eye.. A weary time! a weary time!. How glazed each weary eye,. When looking westward, I beheld. A something in the sky.(145). By Ashley Hales and Samantha Pass. Samuel . Taylor Coleridge: October 21, 1772 -July 25, . 1834. He studied at Jesus College where he met lifelong friend Robert . Southley. , who influenced a lot of his work. . Part VII. Carry over questions….. Why is the Hermit on the Pilot’s boat?. Why a Hermit & not a priest?. Can he absolve (shrieve) the Mariner’s sin & alleviate his burden?. First Stanza (514-518). By Denitura M. and Sarah Likens. February 27, 2012. Literal Sense of the Poem. The . story of a mariner who is on a long voyage and runs into three men who are en route to a wedding. He proceeds to tell him a story about the albatross that he killed and that he must continue to tell the story throughout eternity.. Made by . Jaeyoung. Park. Jason Choi. Paraphrase:. Mariner can pray and sleep again. Exhausted from curse and thirst, he falls a sleep and credits his sleep to Mary Queen.. He wanted to drink water, and he dreams about drinking water. When he wakes up, it rains.. Of Coleridge -. Of Lucifer -. Of Adam -. …forbidden fruit?. …cast into hell?. …opium?. “…the very deep did rot…”. “…slimy things …. Slimy sea”. “I shot the albatross”. “…and I had done a hellish thing…”. Christian Coleman. Shikira. Bills. Jerrica. McDowell. Brittney Tate. Author’s Biography . Samuel Taylor Coleridge. . Born : October 21, 1772. Ottery. St. Mary, Devon, England. . Died : July 25, 1834. Andrew Perricone • Imogen Rosenbluth. Kalev Rudolph • Alyssa Stump. Stanzas 1 & 2. 'I fear. thee, ancient Mariner!. I fear . thy . skinny hand. !. And thou art . l. ong,. . l. ank, and brown,. By: Marianne File and Elizabeth . Hamilt. Literal sense in a Poem. 1) a. At first, the sailors were quite upset with the Mariner and the fact that he killed the Albatross. When the fog cleared though, the sailors decided that the bird didn’t control the breezes but the fog so then they congratulated him. Then the breezes slowed down and the ship became idle. Some of the sailors dreamed that a spirit followed beneath the ship from the land of mist and snow. The sailors . By Ashley Hales and Samantha Pass. Samuel . Taylor Coleridge: October 21, 1772 -July 25, . 1834. He studied at Jesus College where he met lifelong friend Robert . Southley. , who influenced a lot of his work. . By Samuel Taylor Coleridge . Overview:. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner is a ballad, meaning that it is a poem that tells a story and has a sing-song quality. . There are seven parts to the poem.. The poem is a frame story, just like Frankenstein. .