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In what way does rita dove's poem expand on the myth of demeter,
persephone, and hades?

a. she gives additional details about demeter's relationship with her
daughter.
b. she strongly suggests that demeter and hades are involved in a
relationship.
c. she portrays demeter's reaction as thoughtful and restrained.
d. she bestows upon demeter additional powers over nature,
including the weather.

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