Dark is foreshadowing his death

Metaphor referencing in the dark to foreshadowing to what is to come for the boy and the ether being painkillers.

Ether is a substance which was earlier used for anaesthesia. Putting in the dark of ether means the boy was anesthetised during operation and his consciousness went dark into it.

ether is an anesthetic used to relive pain in patients. Another meaning of ether is beyond the clouds which could be an allusion to heaven as the doctor knows the boy will die. If so, ether used in this line has a double meaning.

Doesn’t say much things, explanation and effects of this action is needed

One could argue that the doctor blew out his lips in a way that suggests acceptance and resignation to the fate of the boy.

He’s hallucinating I believe? His hand was already cut off by the saw, but he’s having different flashbacks thinking the doctor is cutting off his hand.

Repetition and fast-paced talking shows how desperate the boy is for help. It also shows how much pain he is in.

Irony as the boy asks his sister to not the doctor cut off his hand when he already has his hand cut off from the saw.

‘That a boy counts so much when saved from work" emphasizes the boy’s youth and innocence.

Regret foreshadows something bad is happening very soon, which makes us readers feel sympathy for the boy.

The author foreshadows that something bad has happened with using ‘I wish’. He would have cherished the time that he didn’t have to spend at the buzzsaw.

The boy is the main protagonist around the story as the poem circles around him.

By using “I wish” in the line, the author foreshadows that something bad has happened. He wishes the boys boss would have let him go early and the impending tragedy might not have happened.

Wag wan mans chillin out here gonna ace my gcse

States the setting takes place in Vermont and it states deep into Vermont which means a lot of beautiful mountain scenery.

A lot of imagery is being used in this sentence right here. The five mountain ranges and the sunset, the poet is trying to let us know how beautiful the view was to us but the workers wouldn’t even take in the scene in person.

The statement “those that lifted eyes” means that humans nowadays are working too hard and longer appreciate the world’s beauty.

From this I can say that the physical setting of this poem is in the state of Vermont.

‘Under the sunset’ can also convey use of nature to foreshadow the death of the boy. The word ‘sunset’ normally suggests the end of the day which can also have another meaning in the poem to symbolize the end of his life.

The description of the mountains gives the reader a sense of comfort of being outside on a nice, calm, and beautiful day. Focusing on the beauty of nature almost makes the readers forget about the possible danger that can come from a buzz saw.

The comment, “She doesn’t ask the blind man for anything in return, as a prostitute would,” makes unwarranted and prejudiced assumptions about the humanity of sex workers and their capacity for empathy. Given the oppressed and marginalised status of sex workers in most countries, one could just as easily, and perhaps more reasonably, argue that a sex worker would be more likely to offer charity to another marginalised person.

Dylan said in At Budokan as an introduction to this song: “This is a simple love story; happened to me.” One should trust Dylan’s words. And though it’s not incredible, it’s not usual to fall in love with a prostitute.
Other verses in the song contribute to the idea of a one night love affair that leaves a mark in the narrator’s heart and soul.

I swear I’ve seen someone that looks just like Andy Morin in Romania🗿

i might add when i visited family who lived in a mountainous region of the us from texas flatlander was a derogatory term to describe ppl who came in from flatter states or who hailed southern.