The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor ColeridgePart 1 an old man stops one man in three who was walking down the street on his way to a wedding the man is a relative of a married couple l the man tries to escape but the old man grabs the man with his bony hand the man is held back by the twinkle of the old man's eyes the man listens carefully "Like a three year old" the old man has the attention of the man the wedding the guest sat down on a stone the sailor continued with his story the boat was anchored to a kirkKIRK- church EFTSOONS - let go of my hand the ship was sailing south because the sun had risen on the left side of the boat every day they sailed closer to the equator because the sun got high MINSTRIL - musicians the bride started walking along the island and the music plays the old mancares there was a storm at the equator the storm pushed them to the south pole the storm was very strong they went through the fog and then it started snowing it became very cold they passed by large pieces of ice floating in the water (icebergs) there was nothing but ice and snow and there were no animals, only ice an albatross flew over after a few days the men were happy to see it because they needed hope that the men would feed it the ice broke in front of the boat and then they sailed through the ice to safety a good wind from the south helped them sail north the bird followed them KEN - something NEVER - never VESPER - days the bird stayed with them for nine days the ancient mariner killed the albatross with his crossbow HOLLOW - called albatrosPART II outbreak of the sea ​​- wake of the ship there were no more birds following the boat (they felt alone again) they ran out of food the people on the boat cursed the sailor for killing their omens of good luck that the wind had stopped God's head - the sun claimed - they swear, they agree that they thought the bird had brought the fog because the fog had cleared after the bird died the breeze stopped and the boat stopped the sky it was clear and it was very hot they were at the equator because the sun was above the mast at midday they remained there for a few days without wind it was as if they were a painting "Water, water, everywhere", you couldn't see anything