What does the Mariner do that begins to lift the curse in the poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner?
- He swims with the whales.
- He rides on the back of a dolphin.
- He blesses the water snakes and says a prayer.
- He clicks his heels three times saying Theres no place like home!
Answer
The correct answer is C) He blesses the water snakes and says a prayer..
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