“The Rime of the Ancyent Marinere” showcases the human violation/conquest of “nature,” which is represented by the killing of the albatross. How does the narrative contend with (or argue against) the human desire to conquer nature?Explain

“The Rime of the Ancyent Marinere” showcases the human violation/conquest of “nature,” which is represented by the killing of the albatross. How does the narrative contend with (or argue against) the human desire to conquer nature?

You might consider what methods or symbols the tale uses to argue against this human conquest (for instance, haunting… but there are many other methods).
Include evidence from the reading (short quotes and/or paraphrase with page number citations).
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