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How does the use of personification in the fourth stanza affect the prom the cremation of sam mcgee?
a) it creates the idea that the north is so cold that even the stars are shivering
b) it suggest that the stars are controlling the fate of sam mcgees and the speaker.
c) it makes the speaker seem like a imaginative person.
d) it implies that the events of the poem takes place in fantasy rather than reality

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