One of these characters steals a peach and seduces a “lithe lady” who had turned the speaker down in the poem “I Asked a Thief.” The narrator shows one of these characters his “eternal lot,” which consists of a room of cannibalistic monkeys whose bones transform into Aristotle’s Analytics, in the fourth “Memorable Fancy.” In that work, one of these characters “sitting at the tomb” with his works as “linen clothes folded up” symbolizes Emanuel Swedenborg. One of these characters (15[1])wielding a “bright key” tells (15[1])(*) Tom that (-5[2])“if he’d be a good boy,” he’ll “never want joy” in “The Chimney Sweeper.” A poet proclaimed that Milton (10[1])“wrote in fetters” when he wrote of these figures, but “at liberty” when he wrote of their counterparts, (10[2])because (10[1])he was a “true poet.” (10[1])For 10 points, William Blake symbolized religious conformity with what figures, (-5[1])the attendants in the first of two places whose “marriage” titles (10[1]-5[1])one of his works? ■END■ (10[5])