English, 05.05.2020 12:15 hannah1571

How does Shakespeare's excerpt resemble
Ovid's myth?

A. The author's tone, or attitude, is
very similar.

B. The same individual is the main
male character

C. The use of verse is consistent
between the two.

D. In both, the author creates a mood
of suspense

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