Answer: C) Sebastian feels he may be suffering from amnesia after the shipwreck, and refers to the river Lethe, which is associated with forgetfulness in Greek mythology.
Explanation: In the given excerpt from act IV, scene I of Twelfth Night we can see that Sebastian is really confused because he is being called Cesario and he is being attacked by Sir Andrew. As he had been recently in a shipwreck, he thinks he might be having amnesia and he refers to the river Lethe (a river of the underworld, Greeks believed that when people died, in order to reincarnate they had to drink of the Lethe and they forgot all of their previous life) as a sign of forgetfulness.
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They have have cultural and religious importances.
They both are used to express one's feelings and emotions.
B i believe hope this helps
