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Read these lines from “The Human Abstract,” in which Blake describes the Tree of Mystery. He alludes to the Garden of Eden.

And it bears the fruit of Deceit,
Ruddy and sweet to eat;

Which tone does the allusion create in this passage?

angry

confused

hungry

happy

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After reading the lines from "The Human Abstract," we can say the allusion creates the following tone in the passage:

A. angry

  • Throughout the poem "The Human Abstract," author William Blake talks of the virtues we should posses and how we are responsible for our own problems.

  • By alluding to the tree in the Garden of Eden, Blake creates a tone of anger. He mentions the fruit of Deceit, the one that caused humankind to be turned out from paradise.

  • The anger comes from the fact that such a tree does not exist. Deceit is created in our own minds, and the problems that come from it are our own actions.

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