3. What is the significance of line 3 in the overall meaning
of the poem?
O A It conveys that nobodies can experience
companionship rather than simply isolation
OB It implies that the speaker has never met another
nobody before and is not sure how to respond.
D C It reveals that the speaker is lonely and looking for a
meaningful relationship in life.
OD It shows that there is more power in being a group of
nobodies compared to just one somebody
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