Stories such as myths are made
interesting and teach lessons through conflicts. In particular, what is the nature of the conflict in
Arachne (a mythological story)? Basically, the nature of the conflict can
be classified as “man versus self” despite the presence of another character,
who was a key element in the story. This conflict is demonstrated by the main
character’s arrogance, a characteristic
trait that was clearly shown by Arachne.
For me Arachne’s
climax, which can be seen on this link https://brainly.ph/question/812774,
also addresses the primary conflict of the story. Her weaving competition
against a goddess is a metaphorical take on how she manages her innate
boisterousness and high confidence. Meanwhile, the theme of the story is about
the natural proudness of humans. Moreover, the story talks about limitation
which was best demonstrated by the punishment of Arachne by the goddess, whom
she defeated. For the theme of the story
of Arachne, you may click on this link: https://brainly.ph/question/784057.
The story is just one of the many stories in the Greek and
Roman mythology that demonstrate possible outcomes or consequences of human
nature. To know more about Arachne and other mythologies that provide lessons,
you may click on this link: https://brainly.ph/question/391435.
