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Review the second stanza of Roderick Usher's poem, specifically the last two lines:

Along the ramparts plumed and pallid,
A winged odor went away.

What is the most likely explanation for the winged odor being kept away? (5 points)

Question 24 options:

1)

The amazing beauty created equally amazing smells.

2)

The inhabitants did not need perfumes or scents

3)

Some flying creatures most foul were seen often.

4)

Something unpleasant was repelled by the beauty of the palace.

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The correct answer is "Something unpleasant was repelled by the beauty of the palace."

Roderick Usher's poem by Edgar Allan Poe is a ballad. The winged odor in the poem means that something displeasing was appalled by the beauty of the palace.

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Roderick Usher's poem in 'The haunted Palace' is about the tragedy of the ancestral home that has fallen into a decline. The winged odor is used in the poem to describe the beauty of the palace.

The words describe the rampant of the palace that surrounds it and how the anterior and the exterior of the building repelled the beauty of the mansion.

Therefore, the winged odor means option 4. something unpleasant was repelled.

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