"The world is large, let them beg throw life, For them never more will I see, O." - Anonymous
Now on to my actual analysis/confusion with the poem. I realize that Edward killed his father and is now preparing to flee, but I'm not sure about the last stanza. The whole condemning-his-mother thing caught me off guard. For some reason I read this thinking that Edward was a prince and his parents were the king and queen. His mom wants him to stay with his "towers and... halls". I think she realizes that he committed a crime, but their kingdom needs them. He has a family to think about. She also wants him to stay to inherit the throne.
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