Question

How does e.e. c connect the balloonman in his poem "in Just-" with the mythical figure of Pan?

He references other mythical creatures associated with Pan.

He describes how the balloonman attracts the children with sound.

He notes that the balloonman's home is on Mount Olympus.

He suggests that the balloonman is accompanied by several nymphs.

Answer 1

Answer: He describes how the balloonman attracts the children with sound. hope it helps

Explanation: cuz I said so

Answer 2

'in Just' is a poem by E. E. C. In the poem, balloon man is connected to the mythical figure of Pan as it describes how children are attracted by the sound.

What is the theme of the 'in Just'?

The poem 'in Just' is written by E. E. C. It portrays innocence, rebirth, spring, and some darker theme of corruption. The poet describes how the spring has arrived and introduces the lame balloon man.

The balloon man is described as 'goat-footed' as he compares and makes allusions to the Greek god Pan. Both the balloon man and Pan made sounds to attract the kids by whistling.

Therefore, option B. which describes how the balloon man attracts is the correct option.

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