what is the role of religion in the mariner's thoughts and actions? how does the mariners character affect the way he tells the tale? Do the cause-effect relationships within the poem indicate a rational, moral universe?

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The Rime of the Ancient Mariner

what is the role of religion in the mariner's thoughts and actions? how does the mariners character affect the way he tells the tale? Do the cause-effect relationships within the poem indicate a rational, moral universe?

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Asked by iesha h #314479 on 4/11/2013 6:00 PM

Last updated by tracey c #171707 on 8/25/2013 7:33 PM

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Answered by tracey c #171707 on 8/25/2013 7:33 PM

It does concede to a moral universe , it shows that all of Gods creations are equal and should be treated with respect and care. The mariner realizes this toward the end of his tale when he warns the wedding guests to take heed and listen to him

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