Question

♦WILL MARK BRAINLIEST ♦
The topic of friendship is addressed in the play "Damon and Pythias" and is the main focus in the poem "Friendship."

Which statement best explains how this topic is treated in both texts?


In the poem, friendship is described as being able to tell the truth from a lie, and no one believes that Pythias will actually return as he promises.

In the poem, friendship is described as smoothing the passage to the grave, and the play depicts a pair of characters who are doomed to die.

In the poem, friendship is described as nurturing the relationship between two people, and the play shows two men with complete faith and trust in each other.

In the poem, friendship is considered narrow-minded, and the two men depict two friends' struggle to trust each other.

Answer 1

Answer:

The third answer or C

Explanation:

"In the poem, friendship is described as nurturing the relationship between two people, and the play shows two men with complete faith and trust in each other."

The primary theme of this myth is about friendship and it explores a tale of two friends whose friendship was so powerful, they were willing to sacrifice themselves for the other. The poem explores their close bond, trust in the other and dedication.

Answer 2

Answer:

We need the poem and play to answer this, sorry.

Explanation:

To completely understand what the statement how the topic is treated in both texts, we actually need to see both the poem and the play.