Which of the following selections from the article MOST shows that Midas felt defensive of Pan's abilities? A
After his strange experience with the Golden Touch, King Midas did not care for the things in his treasure chests anymore, but left them to the dust and the spiders, and went out into the fields, and followed Pan.
B
When King Midas heard Pan's pipe, he used to forget that he was a king, or that he had any cares whatever. He was content to feel the warmth of the sun, and breathe the sweet air of the mountain.
C
While the nymphs and the shepherds made light of the decision against their friend, Midas, who could not appreciate the lyre, but who was just suited by the music of the pipe, jumped up and cried out, "This is unjust! Pan's music is better than that of Apollo!"
D
So Midas was punished by the gods a second time for his foolishness. He was very much ashamed of those long, furry ears, and always after that wore a great, purple turban to hide them.