12. What is the lesson this myth teaches? On the lines provided, write the letter of the answer you choose and briefly defend your choice. There is more than one possible
answer. Use at least one example from the selection to support your ideas.
a. It's not wise to love when love is not returned.
b. True love is always rewarded.
c. Both loving another too much and never loving another can lead to tragedy.
d. Other:

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