hello! I did a little but of reserch; I believe that the answer will be B, because satyr is a greek god that is also in a lustful god, he also is apart of the twelve titans. satyr can be used asweel to describe a lustful man with great sexual desires, for example: "Charles was an umarried satyr." hope this helped, im not 100 percent sure about this but I believe its right. Good luck!
The very last answer choice is correct
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the first option. The reason that supports the idea that lhd is historically significant and culturally relevant would be that it shaped the national conversation onslavery. Hope this answers the question.
The correct answer to the question presented above is true. Laertes does jump into the grave before Hamlet does. He jumps into the grave first to hold Ophelia in his arms again and cursed at Hamlet before he did it.
