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How is the fire portrayed in the last stanza of the "Spanish Dancer"?

A. as something proud
B. as a secretive thing
C. as something enduring
D. as a friendly thing



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The fire in the 'Spanish Dancer' poem is portrayed as enduring in the last stanza.


Explanation:

The fire in the last stanza of the 'Spanish Dancer' poem is portrayed as enduring. The lines 'Fire has consumed the square and then the home, Ojea, see, the fight is over' suggest that the fire has lasted and caused destruction, indicating its enduring nature.


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