Question

Review the statement of the theme. nature holds great danger. which best identifies and explains a relevant detail that is used to develop this theme in "Pan: God of the Wild"? A.) Pitys dies due to her involvement with pan; this shows that Nature can quickly turn from delightful and pleasurable to dangerous and violent. B.) Humans follow Pan and delight in the merriment and cheer he brings: this shows that Nature is fun to enjoy and delight in. C.) Pan's own mother rejects him due to his bizarre appearance: this shows that Nature is often unfair and unsympathetic. D.) Pan is quickly accepted by all of the gods and goddesses, despite his odd appearance: this shows that the Greek gods appreciated unnatural beings.

Answer 1

I just took the test and C is not the correct answer. I do not know what the correct one is, but here is feedback I got from the test, "The way characters behave and the choices they make help develop a story's theme."
Using this feedback, I think the answer would more likely be A) Pitys dies due to her involvement with pan; this shows that nature can quickly turn from delightful and pleasurable to dangerous and violent, BUT I AM NOT 100% SURE.