Ella Frank

English

20 January, 00:23

How is an allegory different from a myth? A. An allegory includes characters that represent moral and ethical qualities, while a myth provides an explanation of elements in a culture. B. An allegory refers to a historical or literary figure, while a myth expresses sorrow or mourning for someone who has died. C. An allegory uses facts and evidence to explain supernatural events, while a myth emphasizes the magical elements of a story. D. An allegory is an interpretation of the traits of characters from many stories, while a myth focuses only on characters that are specific to one story.