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My Last Duchess Theme of Jealousy WorksheetMy Last Duchess Theme of Jealousy Worksheet
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My Last Duchess Theme of Jealousy

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In this poetry analysis learning exercise, students examine commentary about the jealousy of the Duke in Browning's "My Last Duchess." Students respond to discussion questions regarding the Duke’s suspicion that his wife is unfaithful, his feelings about the admiration she shows to others, and how the duke uses “the mark” to condemn his wife’s behavior. Finally, students consider the power the Duke lords over his wife as they debate the provided thesis statement.

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