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(a) Recall: In Sonnet 130130, what does the final couplet say about the speaker's feelings?
(b) Interpret: What general truth does the couplet suggest?\ (c) Draw Conclusions: In his sonnets, Petrarch worshiped his mistress. Why has Sonnet 130130 been called anti-Petrarchan ?

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(a) In the final couplet, we can see that the speaker thinks that his mistress is special and beautiful just like all the women who are compared with goddesses and abstract idols. The speaker loves her with all her shortcomings and virtues and does not want to represent her as someone she is not.

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