The speaker
The impassioned, forceful narrator of the poem.
The father
The father of the speaker, who is blind and dying. The end of the poem reveals that he is the person the speaker is addressing.
I don't know if the number of lines represent something. The first three lines of “Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night” establish the poem's themes and its form but the poem develops from there.
Asked by
Keylin T #1300815
Answered by
Aslan
