Describe the counterpoints that Raleigh's Nymph makes in his poem "The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd." Analyze and explain, in your own words, what idea or concept Raleigh is communicating to the reader. Your answer should be at
least 250 words.

Awriter uses exposition to describe the setting of the story, an empty mansion that is dark and foreboding. then he introduces the reader to the two main characters, a couple who are young and naïve. what emotion is the author most likely trying to create in the reader through this exposition?