Interpretation of ?My Last Duchess? by Robert Browing In ?My Last Duchess? by Robert Browning, the reader is introduced to the dramatic monologue. A dramatic monologue is a speech in the speaker unknowingly reveals his personality. In this poem, the audile modality listens to a monologue of the Duke of Ferrara (who is soon engageting married) in which he sees the portrait of his deceased Duchess and brings up her faults to an unknown envoi plainly know as ?sir!? (l.54). Through the Duke?s ramblings, it is wise(p) that he is a self-centered, materialistic, proud and chauvinistic man. He has a senior high school rank in gentry (assumed because he was married to a ?Duchess? (l.

1) who is only allowed to marry former(a) nobility) and an old well-respected style (l.33, ?My authorise of a nine blow years old name?). Thus, he tries to portray himself as powerful and sophisticated. But his profound motives are revealed and he is seen suspicious and possessive. The Duke was formerly married and this conjugal union ended...If you want to get a full essay, order it on our website: OrderCustomPaper.com

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