In the poem "The Inchcape Rock," describe the character of Sir Ralph and how it is representative of a trait present in every human being.
Answer (2)
*Sir Ralph was an evil sailor who tried to sink all the boats of other sailors but unfortunately his own boat sinks... actually theme of the poem is in front of nature no evil or no power can survive.... *
In "The Inchcape Rock," Sir Ralph is portrayed as a malicious sailor whose actions reflect the destructive human traits of greed and vengeance. His attempt to sabotage others ultimately leads to his own failure, highlighting the consequences of such behavior. This character serves as a warning of the risks inherent in allowing negative impulses to control one's actions.
;
