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2. Often the goal is nearer than
It seems to a faint and faltering man,
Often the struggler has given up
When he might have captured the victor's cup.

(a) What does the 'faint and faltering man' overlook at times?
(b) What does the 'victor's cup' signify?
(c) To whom do the terms 'faint and faltering man' and 'struggler' refer?



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The 'faint and faltering man' may overlook the proximity of the goal, the 'victor's cup' symbolizes success, and these terms refer to those who surrender prematurely.


Explanation:

(a) What does the 'faint and faltering man' overlook at times?

The 'faint and faltering man' sometimes overlooks the fact that the goal is closer than it appears, leading to premature surrender.

(b) What does the 'victor's cup' signify?

The 'victor's cup' signifies achieving success or triumph after overcoming obstacles and challenges.

(c) Whom does 'faint and faltering man' and 'struggler' refer to?

The 'faint and faltering man' and 'struggler' refer to individuals who may give up too soon without realizing their potential for victory.


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