He bites his arm and draws blood into his mouth in order to announce a sight which seems to put ribs over the sun.
He bites his arm and draws blood into his mouth in order to announce a sight which seems to put ribs over the sun. Soon after, he is cursed by all two hundred of his companions and forced to spend a week with their dead bodies. and he encounters the Polar Spirit and the Hermit of the Wood. He is won in a dice game by Life-in-Death and, as part of his penance, he "stoppeth one of three" out of a party of wedding guests to tell his tale, which starts when he is blamed for causing the wind to stop blowing by using his crossbow to shoot an albatross. FTP, name this penitent title character of a Samuel Taylor Coleridge "Rime."
He bites his arm and draws blood into his mouth in order to announce a sight which seems to put ribs over the sun.
the Ancient Mariner