• Stanza 4: The speaker says money "created greed and hunger, which were its two faces." What does this line suggest about the effect of money on people in the third age? Stanza 8: What does the final line of the poem reveal about the lesson that humans learned over time?

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Question
• Stanza 4: The speaker says money "created greed and hunger, which were its two faces." What does this line suggest
about the effect of money on people in the third age?
Stanza 8: What does the final line of the poem reveal about the lesson that humans learned over time?
Answer

Stanza 4: The line suggests that money has led to both greed and hunger, which are two negative consequences of its existence. Stanza 8: The final line of the poem suggests that humans have learned the lesson that everything eventually comes to an end, including civilizations and the pursuit of wealth.

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In stanza 4, the speaker suggests that money has created two negative consequences: greed and hunger. Greed refers to the excessive desire for wealth...
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