Question

This question has two parts. First, answer Part A. Then, answer Part B.

Part A
What are two universal themes the author develops in the text?


Love is often unrequited, and looks may be deceiving.

Solitary time can be rewarding, and never take no for an answer.

Communication builds friendships, and shows respect for others’ wishes.

It is best not to emulate others, and people often learn from their mistakes.
Part B
How does the author develop the themes in Part A?


by conveying that Pan likes to spend time alone, and by allowing Pan to catch Syrinx

by explaining that Syrinx devotes herself to Goddess Ortygia, and by communicating Pan’s feelings of regret over his behavior

by describing Syrinx's actions to avoid Pan, and by indicating that Syrinx dresses like a goddess

by having Pan express his feelings for Syrinx, and by having Pan discontinue pursuing Syrinx when she flees

Answer 1

Part A: Love is often unrequited, and looks may be deceiving.

Part B: by describing Syrinx's actions to avoid Pan, and by indicating that Syrinx dresses like a goddess.