B. Hair Salon hint: Her stylist.
The statement that best describes the importance of Orestes' story in the Odyssey is D. Orestes' decision is shown as an example of what not to do.
Orestes' story is about him killing his own mother Klytaimestra and her lover Aigisthos as vengeance for his father Agamemnon's death. In the beginning of this epic poem, gods meet in order to discuss this crime and what punishment to give to Orestes'.
Answer:
c. The crowd thinks the man acted foolishly
Explanation:
In "Civil Peace," Jonathan observes that another man that was robbed of his egg-rasher in the market is berated by the crowd for not protecting his money.
The victim of the theft was lamenting but he did not receive any sympathy from the crowd as they think he acted foolishly.
In both "Like the Sun" and "The Open
Window", truthfulness is the idea that is explored.
In Like the Sun, Sekhar decides to be truthful and makes a
pact with himself and eternity yet he soon finds out that being truthful isn't
so easy.
On the other hand, “The Open Window” conveys the message
that in a person's narrative about an incident, it is often difficult to
decipher the truth.
