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19.Orpheus was very sad to hear this. He took the lyre and began to sing
the story of his love for Euridice. His music was sad and yet sweet. It
touched the heart of Pluto.
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Explanation:
Thus, Eurydice was released. While fleeing from Hades, Orpheus could not resist the urge to look at his beloved wife. Moments before they reached the human realm, Orpheus looked back. It was a tragic mistake.
Once he set his eyes on Eurydice, she disappeared, her soul never to be retrieved again. Orpheus, heartbroken and guilt-ridden, was left to mourn for her for the rest of his life.
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