Why does the poet use the words haggard and woe-begone? a) to show how desolate the landscape is b) to portray the knight as exhausted and dejected c) to highlight the knight’s bravery and courage d) to stress the joy that the woman brings to the knight

15 points & brainliest ! when the speaker compares dream memories to fall leaves that are hard to catch, what feelings does this simile suggest? what was i dreaming? it's coming back to me! but scraps of dream memories drift just out of reach like fall leaves dancing in the wind that i chase madly but cannot catch. a. the speaker is confident b. the speaker is disappointed. c. the speaker is ashamed. d. the speaker is excited. i am stuck between b & d. explain your answer