I think the answer is A and C
He becomes more humble.
He learns to make better decisions.
He becomes less arrogant and proud.
The main story in the Odyssey is Oysseus' journey home from the Trojan War. During his journey, he angers Poseidon with his arrogance. He refuses to acknowledge Poseidon's role in helping Odysseus defeat his enemy. As a result, Poseidon causes storms and various conditions in the sea that keep Odysseus from being able to return home. As the story progresses, Odysseus eventually learns that his arrogance and pride have caused his problems. He becomes less arrogant and in return more humble. He also makes better decisions about what he needs to do in order to please the gods so he can get back in their favor.
B. "Snowy Heat" because you don't really need to know the nAmerican he gave it just that it was a unique song
<em>Virgil is an appropriate guide for Dante at the beginning of "The Divine Comedy" because he is Dante's mentor and describes hell in the Aeneid. </em>When Dante enters Hell he is guided through the underworld by Virgil, who was a Roman Poet. Virgil wrote a heroic poem called "The Aeneid" in which talks about the descend into hell. Therefore by describing his poem and his work, Virgil works as Dante's mentor and guide through Hell and is an appropriate character to do so.
