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Which of the following best describes the effect of the poem's rhyming couplets?AThey directly illustrate the banality of the poem's topic.BThey playfully make the poem's unpleasant points more palatable.CThey create a light tone to emphasize the frivolous themes of the play.DThey explicitly mock the audience's expectations.EThey mirror the rapid shifts in the speaker's thoughts.
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