The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "He could not control himself around Hera." Atlas most likely do to deserve his punishment is that he could not control himself around Hera. <span>Zeus punished the Titan Atlas by forcing him to support the heavens on his shoulders for eternity.</span>
In some areas of poverty, (including parts of southern Texas) there are no speed limits, rather an indication that you may not go above a certain speed if your car lets off more pollution. Some countries have placed speed limits to limit the consumption of fuel and pollution from any one car. But as I have stated, it's not directly because of the speed, but rather the rate of pollution given off when in that state. :)
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I think the one that is clearly an example of a narrative poetry would be: <span>B. "And on her dulcimer, she played,/Singing of Mount Abora."
Narrative poetry mostly tells a fiction in the form of Poetry. We could distinguish it by spotting a name of a character or unique setting. In this case, </span><em>she played,/Singing of Mount Abora </em> is pretty much the phrases that gave it away.
Benvolio is kind, he wants to keep peace and he cares about Romeo
