In the second stanza, Whitman uses anaphora as the sailor repeats his address “O Captain! my Captain” in trying to revive him from the dead. In line eight, the last line of the first stanza, the sailor realizes that his Captain has “Fallen cold and dead”. There is also foreshadowing in this stanza as the people on the shore, unaware of the Captain’s death, are “all exulting” while the “steady keel, the vessel grim and daring” heads towards the shore. For example, in line five, Whitman uses the first indented line with anaphora, “But O heart! heart! heart!” ,to signify Lincoln’s heart beat is ceasing. The following lines of the octet are unrhymed and indented in succession in the second quatrain as a visual impression in typography to signify a falling mood as Lincoln lies dying. The only rhyming couplets begin each stanza, “done…won/ still…will/” and a near rhyme “bells…trills”. Whitman uses the format of three octet stanzas made up of two distinct quatrains. He continues to mix the meters throughout the poem, putting iambic meters at the ends of most lines which is typically used by poets to keep the mood light and upbeat however, Whitman uses the iambic meters in this elegy to keep the action moving forward: “our fearful trip is done/…the vessel grim and daring/…rise up and hear the bells” etc. Whitman begins this poem with the dactylic anaphora, “O Captain! my Captain!”, followed by iambic meter, to combine in tetrameter, which signifies a serious, heavy tone. The horrific, untimely death of the President inspired Whitman to expresses his own feelings towards the death of President Lincoln and wrote this as a metaphor of a sailor speaking to his captain as they have just ended an arduous voyage. Whitman, a great admirer of President Lincoln, lived in Washington during the time of the Civil War and often saw him riding horseback around town.
He heals himself so don't try suiciding until he dies in a private server.Ī Legendary naginata sword capable of using a fragment of Captain Zhen's powers.Ī Rare cape accessory worn by Captain Zhen, featuring his Jolly Roger.In “O Captain! My Captain”, Whitman is writing an elegy to the recently assassinated President Lincoln.If always paying close attention to Zhen's pose, the player can easily "dodge" his counter move (Come at me!).The player can geppo or use a fast flight move up to escape the Sea Quake.
Additionally, the waves block-break as well. When used, it does a short stun that bypasses blocks. Zhen powerfully cracks the air, sending tremors towards the sea which causes two massive tidal waves to form from each sides. Afterward, he performs a punch and then two kicks on the head.Ĭaptain Zhen imbues his hands with shockwave energy and slams the ground, dealing a massive block-breaker AoE damage.ħ00 - 1000 (Depends on how long he charges) Zhen grabs the player and slams them towards the ground, block-breaking. The boss postures for a counter, and if hit during this posture, he will blink behind the player and deal a devastating block-breaking slam. This move block-breaks and does knockback. Zhen punches the air, sending an extremely powerful and fast shockwave ball.
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