Once there was a man who owned a fine hunting horse. It
was black and fast and afraid of nothing. When it was
turned upon an enemy it charged in a straight line and
struck at full speed; the man need have no hand upon the
rein. But, you know, that man knew fear. Once during a
charge he turned that animal from its course. That was a
bad thing. The hunting horse died of shame (70)
What aspect of this story most clearly defines it as a myth?
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A. The story is deeply personal.
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B. The story emphasizes the weakness of humans.
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c. The story tells of a character's fall from a high position.
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D. The story teaches a lesson.