Why does the author most likely have
Dionysius let Pythias return home?
O
It creates...
Why does the author most likely have
Dionysius let Pythias return home?
O
It creates conflict in the story, which
helps move the plot along.
5
The dialogue between the two men
slows the pace, drawing attention
to their relationship.
It foreshadows that Pythias will
return in time for the execution.
It allows readers to develop
sympathy for Pythias and his
family
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