At the end of the poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, the man who the Mariner told his story to does what?
- Goes back to the wedding
- Goes with the Mariner back to the ship
- Goes home, and gets up the next morning wiser than before
- Goes back to the party
Answer
The correct answer is C) Goes home, and gets up the next morning wiser than before.
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