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Lord Ullin opposed his daughter`s alliance with the chieftain which eventually led to an agonised and helpless father witnaessing the tragic end of his daughter. The delayed realization that dawned upon him proved futile, as `lost time never comes back`. Express your views on this universal lesson that readers learn from this ballad- 'Lord Ullin's Daughter' in about 200 words( 5 marks)

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Such questions are made for enhancing the self creative skills and should be tried answering on your own. However, here are a few points that will help you in framing your answer:

- Often parents oppose the choices of their children.
- Sometimes these choices are made by children are made when they want to choose a life partner for themselves.
- When children face opposition from their parents regarding their life choices, children tend to take drastic measures to fulfil their desires. Sometimes these measures can proved to be fatal.
-In the poem too Lord Ullin's daughter runs away with man she loved, and because of Lord Ullin's opposition they were forced to cross the sea and unfortunately fell to their demise. 
- It is after the death of his daughter that Lord Ullin realises what a foolish mistake he has made.
- Children should realise that when they make serious decisions about their lives they should consult their parents, parents might out-rightly reject their decisions at first, but children should be patient and try to convince their parents to trust their decisions.
- Parents on the other hand, should understand that the children are old enough to choose their life partners, and parents can only guide them , but cannot enforce their decision on their children after their children reach a certain age.
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