→ Confederate soldiers the Union flag in Frietchie's attic window. → Frietchie continues waving the flag.
• conflict between Frietchie and the side
• an internal conflict: to the mood of the moment or stick to one’s principles
One theme of the poem is the of courageously standing up for one’s beliefs.
• The backdrop of the Civil War makes the theme less more significant.
• Frietchie’s bravery and loyalty undermines underscores this theme.
• Commander Jackson Frietchie’s courage.
The poet’s choice of words influences the and of the poem.
At the beginning of the poem, everything is calm and . The poet simply describes the town.
Gradually the tone becomes less more serious. The focus shifts to the Union flags with their “silver
stars” and “crimson bars.” The Confederate army, then, is shown as the of that
spoils the peace.
Words such as bravest and give an tone to the poem. The speaker
expresses Commander Jackson's by using words like sadness and

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