Question: Why is Hades' warning important to the development of the theme?
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<u>1.) it requires that Orpheus leave Eurydice behind and only
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<u>see her in the spring.
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<u>2.) It requires that Orpheus have trust and faith in order to
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<u>regain his love.
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<u>3.) It is a test and if Orpheus fails, Hades will never grant
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<u>him another wish.
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<u>4.) It is a test and if Orpheus fails, he will be banished from
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<u>the Underworld forever.</u>
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Answer:
Correct/valid answer: It requires that Orpheus have trust and faith in order to regain his love.
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By addressing the reader directly, the author adopts a second-person point of view in this text.
When readers realize that they may experience the penalties specified for the felony of cattle theft, they appear to be much more severe.
A reader who, in other circumstances, may not take the punishment for a crime in Elizabethan England as seriously is drawn in by the author's use of first-person narrative that addresses the reader as a unique individual.
Second-person narrative
A rarely used narrative method is second-person narration, in which the reader is given the identity of a character who is driving the action.
As the main character, the reader is fully submerged in the narrative. The narrator provides you with a glimpse into what "you" do as well as your own thoughts and past.
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means like to me its like you keep pushing yourself and you'll make it im not sure if this helps
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B. Vast setting
Explanation:
An epic is a poem of heroic proportions; it can't be short or focus on simple daily life event. It cannot be written with a casual tone as it narrates some heroic deeds of legendary figures.
