The answer to this is C as if there were no brackets we wouldn’t know who “they” is.
Ramayana is a Sanskrit epic, which was attributed to a poet named Valkimi, a legendary Hindu wise-man, and It was probably written around 500 BC. The name Ramayana translates as “the Rama’s journey”. The epic tells the story of a prince called Rama, whose wife, Sita, was abducted by e demon named Ravana. Ramayana is not a mere story, It holds teachings from the ancient Hindu wise-men, presented through allegories that combined philosophical and devotional knowledge. Based on this, it is possible to state that the frequent references to Hindu gods in the verses of the Ramayana serve the purpose of demonstrating the righteous path to its readers, according to the Hindu cultural and religious tradition.
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Without the string from Ariadne, it would have been very hard for Theseus to escape the maze. "Theseus, take this, she whispered. Even if you kill the Minotaur, you will never find your way out again" (E2BN.org, Commonlit). She requests Theseus to take her with him and she also thinks he will marry her. He doesn't find her attractive and therefore leaves her stranded on an island. "In his haste to get away, Theseus forgot to change his sails to white. King Aegeus, waiting on the headland, saw the ship approaching with its black sails flying in the wind"(E2BN.org, Commonlit).
