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6. Consider the conative (impressive) function of the text. Where is it visible in the 2^ part?

The conative function refers to giving orders, requesting, etc. There's an apostrophe in the 2^nd part, which begins with the words: ‘Now I bid (rozkazuję) thee, my beloved one, tell of this sight to other men.’ The rood orders the dreamei to tęlj the crossy story to other people so that they chanae their atiitude as will.

On what level of communication does it appear here?

tnjpfpr to the dreamer (the level of the fictional world), as well as the reader and all mąnkind (the level of literary communication).

How is this function realised by the dreamer?

It cpępgftri his point of -y-iew onre he_felt fuli of sin, now he feels blessed and waits for hi^ ^łurn t^Q d° & Heaven. HeppjseSjJesus’ and God’s names and their j power and holiness.    ^    ......