Why is there such a contrast between the expressions on the faces of the two figures of hans holbein dance of death?

a. because the man is afraid of death, but Death is happy to have another victim

b. because the man is resisting Death, who is struggling to bring him along

c. because Death is sad to see a frightened man die in his prime

d. because Death feels good at having so many souls to take with him

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1 November, 03:03

Why is there such a contrast between the expressions on the faces of the two figures of hans holbein dance of death?

a. because the man is afraid of death, but Death is happy to have another victim

b. because the man is resisting Death, who is struggling to bring him along

c. because Death is sad to see a frightened man die in his prime

d. because Death feels good at having so many souls to take with him

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Triston Davidson · Answer 1

Because the man is afraid of death, but Death is happy to have another victim is why there such a contrast between the expressions on the faces of the two figures of hans holbein dance of death