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Who So List - Wyatt (Language ("hunt" (courting a woman (link to…

- - - - using metaphors to protect himself against any punishment that may have been caused by Henry VIII
  - - - link to AO3
  - - - latin was being incrementally studied at universities like Cambridge and Oxford in the Renaissance era, and they had more of an interest in the ancient Greeks and Romans
    - - this shows that Wyatt is apotheosising Anne Boleyn to a divine level by comparing her to Jesus
- - - - his travelling allowed him to be exposed to many different forms of poetry; including the Petrarchan sonnet which was created by Francesa Petrarch from Italy
        
        Wyatt is credited, along with the Earl of Surrey, to have brought the sonnet to England
        
        Who So List is based off Petrarch's Rima 190
  - - - set free because of his myriad of connections to the court and his high status
      - the five men that supposedly had affairs with Boleyn were executed, with the exception of Wyatt
  - - - however, it is likely that Wyatt would have shown his coterie, which may explain the reasons for his blase attitude about his pining for Boleyn in this poem
- - - - this could be because he is embarrased about not being physically strong enough to continue hunting the deer
        
        ideas of masculinity and the masculine ideal, but also a patriarchal sense of pride