Protagonist's Reflections and Public Perception

The poem 'The Patriot' by Robert Browning reflects on the fleeting nature of public admiration and the harsh reality of falling from grace. It contrasts the speaker's past glory with their present disgrace, ultimately finding solace in divine judgment over human opinion.

What was the protagonist celebrated with during the grand event a year ago?

• Lilies and ivy

• Tulips and daisies

• Roses and myrtle

• Sunflowers and lavender

How did the crowd react during the celebration a year ago?

• They were confused

• They were enthusiastic and loud

• They were indifferent

• They were silent and respectful

What does the protagonist use to describe the past celebration?

• A silent vigil

• A mist with bells

• A quiet gathering

• A grand parade

What does the protagonist reflect on regarding the past celebration?

• The lack of attendees

• The overwhelming noise and excitement

• The simplicity of the decorations

• The quietness of the event

What did the protagonist attempt to achieve for his friends?

• Wealth and prosperity

• Fame and recognition

• A peaceful life

• The sun from the sky

How does the protagonist feel about his past actions?

• He is indifferent

• He feels they were necessary

• He is proud of them

• He regrets them deeply

What does the protagonist say about the actions he has taken?

• He has done too much

• He has done everything possible

• He has done nothing

• He has done too little

What is the protagonist's current situation as described in the poem?

• He is facing punishment and humiliation

• He is living in solitude

• He is being celebrated again

• He is traveling the world

What physical discomfort does the protagonist experience in his current state?

• A sore throat

• A broken leg

• Bleeding wrists

• A headache

Where does the protagonist find himself as he faces public punishment?

• In a courtroom

• In a prison cell

• On a stage

• At the scaffold's foot