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In the poem To a Louse In the beginning,how does the speaker feel about the louse? This attitude changes by the end of thr poem...at the end of the poem,how does the speaker feel about the louse?

Asked by chamel92 on 20 Oct 03:47

Last updated by anonymous on 21 Oct 21:30

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Answered by MHood2 on 21 Oct 21:30

The narrator is apalled that the louse has chosen its present location. Before that he says that he cared nothing for it at all, and assumed a 'live and let live' type of feeling toward it. However, when he sees it on a fine lady's hat, he becomes disgusted by the louse and upset that it would choose to be there.