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CBSE
Class 10
English
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Fire and Ice
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Why might the poet consider bo...

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Why might the poet consider both fire and ice as sufficient for destruction?

1

They represent different types of emotions

2

They are equal in their destructive capabilities

3

Both are forces of nature

4

They signify beauty and chaos

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