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If this story were not told as a romantic poem, the highwayman and (to a lesser extent) Bess would be the "bad" guys, while Tim and the redcoats would be the "good" guys. Why do you think the author chose to make the villain into the hero of the poem?
The poem is called The Highwayman

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I see her everyday

my heart drags me to her

but when it's time

evilness is my crime

i'm so bad it's a crying shame

but without her i don't know my name and i won't be the same

sometimes i ask myself "why am i bad"

i feel butterflies when shes near

maybe being good isn't so bad..

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