( Need Help). Consider the poem " A Musical Instrument, " by Elizabeth Barrett Browning". (Write two paragraphs. Use details from the readings to support your points). Question 1) In the first paragraph, explain the connection between the poem and the myth of Pan. Question 2) In the second paragraph, explain how the two differ in terms the events and Pan's actions. I really need help ASAP. Will Mark Brainliest ( Please dont type my question on brianly to find the answer and write down what that person wrote please and thank you. And if you have done this both please don't rewrite what you exactly wrote please and thank you so very much). Need help ASAP has to be turned in today. Thank you to whoever can help and I appreciate all your help.

(1) In both stories Pan was a divine with a musical spirit. They both go back tobeing a music crackand they both have their differences. He 

In both stories Pan was a divine with a musical spirit. They both go back tobeing a music crackand they both have their differences. He also overwhelmed and enticed women, 

In both stories Pan was a divine with a musical spirit. They both go back tobeing a music crackand they both have their differences. He also overwhelmed and enticed women, before he encountered instruments. 

In those stories the contrast is particularly simple. 

In those stories the contrast is particularly simple. Pan appears to be increasingly strong 

In those stories the contrast is particularly simple. Pan appears to be increasingly strong and disturbing in "The Musical Instrument" That in the Myth, is not Right. Also, He utilized powers in the way sexually to his benefit but was a god with immense wisdom.

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in 1636, roger williams settled at the tip of narragansett bay after being banished from the massachusetts bay colony for his religious views, on land granted to him by the narragansett tribe. he called the site "providence plantation" and declared it a place of religious freedom.

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