Which statement best describes how “Aeneas and Juno” adapts the Aeneid?

Question

A. “Aeneas and Juno” keeps the same conflict but tells the story from a different perspective.
B. “Aeneas and Juno” changes the characters’ motivations, making Aeneas a villain.
C. “Aeneas and Juno” changes the nature of the relationship between Juno and Aeneas.
D. “Aeneas and Juno” keeps similar themes but uses a more modern setting.

Answer 1

The statement that best describes how “Aeneas and Juno” adapts the Aeneid is:

C. “Aeneas and Juno” changes the nature of the relationship between Juno and Aeneas.

This option highlights a significant shift in how the characters interact compared to the original text, indicating a new interpretation or focus on their relationship.