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How do the robbers contribute to the central conflict in "Damon and Pythias"?

They do not believe Pythias' story.

The robbers tie Pythias to a tree.

The robbers threaten to kill Pythias.

They escape after stealing Pythias' money.

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Answer:

They escape after stealing Pythias' money.

Explanation:

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A story's central conflict is the major turning point in the story. A central conflict in the legend of Damon and Pythias is Pythias' encounter with the robbers. This contributes to the central conflict because;

  • The robbers tie Pythias to a tree.

This legend is about two friends who were very loyal to each other. Wicked King Dionysius dreamt that Pythias killed him and resolved to actually eliminate him.

Pythias had a dying wish to bid his family farewell and Damon replaced him in prison. Time was of the essence as he had to return quickly so that the King will not kill Damon.

So, the robbers tieing him up in a tree added conflict to the story because it delayed Pythias on his trip and contributed to the tension in the story.

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