Being Called an Adventure is an aspect of the Hero's Journey that we see in the myth of Perseus. Option B is correct.
The Hero's Journey is a framework that scholar Joseph Campbell came up with that many myths and stories follow.
Perseus was the son of Zeus and Danae. Acrisius, his grandfather, locked up Danae trying to avoid fulfilling the oracle’s prophecy of which his grandson would play a part in his death, keeping her from marriage or having children.
Answer: i think a statistic
Explanation:
C. Odysseus is religious and he believes in the power of the gods.
He is one of, if not the, main character. He slowly looses his sanity throughout the play as he realizes a lifetime of work hasn't really earned him anything.
The whole play talks about the American people becoming disenchanted with the American dream, and Willy Loman is kindof a character study of this; he is unable to cope with the fact that American society isn't really fair and kills himself during a delusion of the past as he can't comprehend the present in which he, his wife, and his two sons struggle so much. (the play is crazy dark)
