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    Lord Randal Worksheet

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    The two main characters are Lord Randal, a handsome young man prone to attracting women, and his caring mother. Throughout the ballad, the mother shows concern for her son by asking him questions about where he has been and what he ate. Lord Randal wants to rest, being weary from hunting. It is revealed that Lord Randal experienced poisoning from his dinner with his true love, who betrayed him for his unfaithfulness, leading to his death.

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    Lord Randal Worksheet

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    The two main characters are Lord Randal, a handsome young man prone to attracting women, and his caring mother. Throughout the ballad, the mother shows concern for her son by asking him questions about where he has been and what he ate. Lord Randal wants to rest, being weary from hunting. It is revealed that Lord Randal experienced poisoning from his dinner with his true love, who betrayed him for his unfaithfulness, leading to his death.

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    The two main characters are Lord Randal, a handsome young man prone to attracting women, and his caring mother. Throughout the ballad, the mother shows concern for her son by asking him questions about where he has been and what he ate. Lord Randal wants to rest, being weary from hunting. It is revealed that Lord Randal experienced poisoning from his dinner with his true love, who betrayed him for his unfaithfulness, leading to his death.

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    Lord Randal Worksheet

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    Nynn Juliana Gumbao
    The two main characters are Lord Randal, a handsome young man prone to attracting women, and his caring mother. Throughout the ballad, the mother shows concern for her son by asking him questions about where he has been and what he ate. Lord Randal wants to rest, being weary from hunting. It is revealed that Lord Randal experienced poisoning from his dinner with his true love, who betrayed him for his unfaithfulness, leading to his death.

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    1. Who are the main characters. Describe each.

    The two main characters are Lord Randal and his mother. After reading the ballad, I can say that
    Lord Randal is a handsome young man. Because of his handsome face, he is always prone to
    women swarming him. With all those women he met, he had many options to choose from. As
    for his mother, I can say that she is loving and caring in the way she shows concern for her son
    throughout the ballad.

    2. What does each character want? What emotions do they show?


    Throughout the ballad, the mother desires to know that her son is safe by answering her
    questions. These questions include "where has he been", "where did he get his dinner", and a
    lot more, showing emotions of concern and uptightness. As for Lord Randal, he wants his
    mother to prepare his bed for him to rest because of his exhaustion from hunting and visiting
    the wildwood. He showed emotions of weariness and sorrow for his true love had hurt him not
    only physically but emotionally.

    3. What happened to Randal?  Why did it happen to him?


    Lord Randal had experienced a tragic event in his life. He experienced poisoning through his
    dinner date with his true love leading to his death. From what I have learned, Lord Randal is
    fated to experience this. He did not only satisfy himself with all the girls he had been with, but
    he had also hurt his true love because of his unfaithfulness. With him being perfidious, he
    encountered his true love's vindictive side.

    Dramatic subject- The ballad focused on the tragedy of love betrayal which led to the death of
    Lord Randal.

    Simple language- The ballad is easily understood by the readers because the language used is
    simple and the use of a dictionary is unnecessary.

    Dialogue- It is a story that includes the exchange of conversation between Lord Randal and his
    mother.

    Repeated lines- There are lines with minor changes in the repeated parts

    "O where have ye been, Lord Randal, my son?" - "O where have ye been, my handsome young
    man?"

    "Mother, make my bed soon, For I'm weary with hunting, and fain would lie down"

    "Where got ye your dinner, Lord Randal, my son?" - "Where got ye your dinner, my handsome
    young man?"
    "What got ye for your dinner, Lord Randal, my son?" - "What got ye for your dinner, my
    handsome young man?"

    "What became of your bloodhounds, Lord Randal. my son?" - "What became of your
    bloodhounds, my handsome young man?"

    "O I fear ye are poisoned, Lord Randal, my son!" - "O I fear ye are poisoned, my handsome
    young man!"

    Mysterious event/ Missing details- Every time Lord Randal's mother asks him, he withholds the
    complete details of what really happened to him, prompting the mother to ask another
    question.

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