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What is Shelley's attitude in the last stanza of "Song to the Men of England"?

hopeless
optimistic
sarcastic
hopeful
trying to jar the men into action

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Shelley's attitude in the last stanza of "Song to the Men of England is option B: optimistic.

What is the main theme of the story?

"Song to the Men of England" is a poem that calls for the people of England to turn against the oppression by which they were living.

Line 27 of this poem is "Why shake the chains ye wrought? Ye see" where Shelley shows that when readers are arrested for government oppression, they must swing their chains, making noise and annoying their oppressors, showing that they are not satisfied with the situation they are experiencing.

Therefore, correct option is B.

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