In the passage "Aesop's Life," what is the effect of the anecdote about Aesop gaining the ability to tell meaningful stories?
It suggests that Aesop tricked a goddess.
It shows that goddesses sometimes gave people gifts.
It warns of the risks of dealing with goddesses.
It indicates that Aesop told only sweet and harmless fables.
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The correct option is B.
It shows that goddesses sometimes gave people gifts.
Explanation:
- Aesop was born as a slave and he lived most of his life as a slave.
- He served Ladmon and Xanthus in his life.
- However, Ladmon was different than Xanthus and e also gave Aesop freedom.
- He gave Aesop freedom because Aesop was very smart and.
- He could easily trick people.
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