English, 29.09.2019 06:00 clarissa2006

Compare and contrast the mental illness of the narrator and her uncle in “a servant to servants.” how does mental illness relate to the themes of the poem? cite evidence from the poem to support your analysis of at least two hundred words.

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In the Poem A servant to servants there is no uncle of the narrator. There are several men and she talks about her husband and her brother who suffers a mental illness. Wether her brother duffer from this illness she is aware of it and she is tired of working and cooking for her husband's friends. We can say that the environment of the illness suffered is very different from the woman to her brother. menthal illness is basically the second most imprtant theme of the poem showing that a person may have this type of illness and also suffering from solitude and loneliness as the woman even ill she works hard for something she does not want. Some evicende from the poem: "It would be different if more people came,For then there would be business." and "how glad I was To have you come and camp here on our land"

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The other answer states there is no uncle in Servants to Servants. However they are wrong.

I have my fancies: it runs in the family. My father’s brother wasn’t right. They kept him Locked up for years back there at the old farm.

Fathers brother would be her uncle.

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