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Your Turn Read the second stanza (lines 8-14) from “Perseus” and answer the follow-up questions. Yet even as I lifted up the head and started from that place of gazing silences and terrored stone, I thirsted to destroy. None could have passed me then— no garland-bearing girl, no priest or staring boy—and lived. Part A Which best describes a tone conveyed in the stanza? Group of answer choices

conflicted

relieved

peaceful

uninterested

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