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The answer is "both explain that midas's daughter became a statue"
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<em>The similar thing about how the authors show the theme "greed" can have negative consequences in "Midas" retold by Thomas Bulfinch is by showing the deep regret Midas had. Bacchus is reluctant to grant this wish and asks Midas to reconsider but he refuses and he grants his request.</em>
The option that is NOT an example of why the leaders of the rival factions meet at the beginning of act five is A. Cassius and Brutus wanted to finish off the work of the Ides of March
<h3>What is Conflict?</h3>
This refers to the disagreement that exists between two or more entities in the narration where they are at constant struggle.
Hence, we can see that based on the complete text, we can see that the leaders of the rival factions wanted to meet and avenge Caesar's murder, but they were NOT there because Cassius and Brutus wanted to finish off the work of the Ides of March
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B.40 because it has the highest marginal product of labor
A.)The D-day invasion at Normandy
