I can answer this question if you tell me what Eva you mean?
I just completed the test that you're taking and the answer is: Winter
<span>[As these rhymes.]
</span><span>[You’re doing just fine.]
</span><span>Perhaps it isn’t such a waste of time.
End-stop lines are lines that have permanent punctuation like a period or semi-colon and end the line. This is a line where the reader would naturally pause because of the punctuation.
Each of the three lines above have punctuation that would signify an end-stop, a period. Two of them also include brackets which further separate them from the other lines in the stanza.</span>
After reading all the options which you attached I recognized only one correct answer and I am pretty sure that the reason why <span> Elpenor is labeled as part of the road of trials is being revealed by the last option from the scale represented above. So, such characteristics mean that </span><span>It shows Odysseus at the low point in his challenges.</span>
<span>Taking advantage of people to save money.
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