Leander was a youth of Abydos, a town of the Asian side of the strait [narrow ocean channel] which separates Asia and Europe. On the opposite shore, in the town of Sestos, lived the maiden Hero, a priestess of Venus. Leander loved her, and used to swim the strait nightly to enjoy the company of his mistress, guided by a torch which she reared upon the tower for the purpose. But one night a tempest arose and the sea was rough; his strength failed, and he was drowned. The waves bore his body to the European shore, where Hero became aware of his death, and in her despair cast herself down from the tower into the sea and perished. Source: Bulfinch, Thomas. "Hero and Leander." Project Gutenberg. Project Gutenberg, 27 Mar. 2002. Web. 25 Feb. 2011.

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Leander was a youth of Abydos, a town of the Asian side of the strait [narrow ocean channel] which separates Asia and Europe. On the opposite shore, in the town of Sestos, lived the maiden Hero, a priestess of Venus. Leander loved her, and used to swim the strait nightly to enjoy the company of his mistress, guided by a torch which she reared upon the tower for the purpose. But one night a tempest arose and the sea was rough; his strength failed, and he was drowned. The waves bore his body to the European shore, where Hero became aware of his death, and in her despair cast herself down from the tower into the sea and perished. Source: Bulfinch, Thomas. "Hero and Leander." Project Gutenberg. Project Gutenberg, 27 Mar. 2002. Web. 25 Feb. 2011.

Which archetype fits the character of Hero best?

the Ingènue

the Hero

the Villain

the Lady Warrior

the Ingènue

Explanation:

Archetype is a model of something, a prototype, a kind of example about certain characteristics and behaviors. Archetypes show how a hero and a villain should act, or how shy and romantic people should act, for example.

In the text shown above, we can see that the hero has the Ingènue archetype, which is characterized by being a model of a young, innocent, kind, beautiful, gentle, loving and virginal girl.

to and without are prepositions, so a, b, and d are prepositional phrases. the adverb phrase is c, about the surprise.

explanation:

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