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How does the poem "Argus" draw upon the event of Ulysses' return and transform the myth of "Return of Ulysses" to develop the plot?
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How does the poem "Argus" draw upon the event of Ulysses' return and transform the myth of "Return of Ulysses" to develop the plot?

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B: It creates a mood of happiness by showing the unique relationship between Ulysses and the suitors.

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Answer: it heightens the climax by showing the dogs love for his master and his reaction on seeing him

Explanation: the poem describes how his dog showed his love to his master

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