1 it shows how Minerva turned Arachne into a spider
Explanation:
Arachne was suddenly filled with an understanding of how she had wasted her skill, and she longed to get away from all sight and sound of her weaving. A vine trailed down to the ground from a near by tree. Arachne twisted it about her body and tried to pull herself up by it to the tree, but Minerva would not allow this. She touched Arachne's form with the juices of aconite and at once her hair came off, and her nose and her ears as well. Her body shrank and shrivelled and her head grew smaller. Her fingers fastened themselves to her side and served for legs. She hung from the vine which changed to a long gray thread.
The Romantics most looked for inspiration in B. nature. Nature was their haven, where they could be free and where they could write their novels/poetry. They loved the Oriental nature especially, or some exotic places.
