Match List I with List II

List I (Author)	List II (Text)
A. Robert Browning	I. Queen Mary
B. S. T. Coleridge	II. The Second Mrs Tanqueray
C. A. W. Pinero	III. Remorse
D. Alfred Tennyson	IV. The Borderers
E. William Wordsworth	V. Strafford

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Correct option is A

Explanation:
Robert Browning - Strafford: "Strafford" is a historical tragedy by Browning, focusing on Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Strafford, during the English Civil War.
S. T. Coleridge - Remorse: A tragedy by Coleridge, "Remorse" explores themes of guilt and redemption, set in a Spanish context.
A. W. Pinero - The Second Mrs Tanqueray: A drama by Pinero, it critiques Victorian society and morality, focusing on the struggles of a “fallen” woman.
Alfred Tennyson - Queen Mary: This historical drama by Tennyson centers on the reign of Mary I of England and her troubled legacy.
William Wordsworth - The Borderers: Wordsworth's only play, "The Borderers," delves into themes of morality and justice, set on the Anglo-Scottish border.

Information Booster:
Historical Plays: "Strafford" and "Queen Mary" depict historical figures, blending poetic drama with political intrigue.
Romanticism and Drama: Wordsworth and Coleridge, primarily known as Romantic poets, attempted drama with mixed success.
Victorian Social Critique: Pinero’s plays, like "The Second Mrs Tanqueray," challenged rigid societal norms and portrayed flawed, realistic characters.
Browning’s Range: Browning’s dramatic works, including "Strafford," exhibit his interest in historical and psychological depth.