How is Pegasus’ character in the myth altered in the poem “Pegasus in Pound”?

A. In the myth, Pegasus disobeys his owners; in the poem, he refuses to be a plow horse.

B. In the myth, he finds a home in Mount Olympus; in the poem, Pegasus already lives with the gods.

C. In the myth, he rewards his savior; in the poem, Pegasus punishes the villagers for locking him up.

D. In the myth, Pegasus is controlled by others; in the poem, he acts more independently.

Pegasus’ character in the myth altered in the poem “Pegasus in Pound” is that: "In the myth, he finds a home in Mount Olympus; in the poem, Pegasus already lives with the gods." (Option B)

What is characterization?

Characterization is the process by which an author reveals and or develops a fictional element in the story in order to drive the plot forward. Characterization is the revelation of the qualities of a character.

Hence, it is correct to state that Pegasus’ character in the myth altered in the poem “Pegasus in Pound” is that: "In the myth, he finds a home in Mount Olympus; in the poem, Pegasus already lives with the gods."

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