Answer:
C
Explanation:
Aristophanes, in his time, had brought back some elements to the Greek drama. His characters used to speak like ordinary people, not as pompous gentlemen.
He used to write about some topics of Athens life, depicting them in a satirical way.
In his comedies, the plot is in the present, making a mockery of the government, religious greek issues: greek gods, and even the drama itself.
So in his comedies, there is political satire, parody, amusement and 'denouncing' by exposing to the ridicule and in addition to this, anti war sentiments.
Answer:
Dissociative fugue
Explanation:
Based on the scenario that is being described, it seems that the man is most likely suffering from Dissociative fugue. This is a psychological state that was formerly known as a psychogenic fugue. This state is characterized as when an individual loses awareness of their identity or any/all other important autobiographical information, while also engaging in some form of unexpected travel. Which would explain why the man in this scenario does not know who he is and has traveled far from where he actually lives.
