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Read the following excerpt from The Odyssey, Book 21.
To whom the queen: "If fame engage your views,
Forbear those acts which infamy pursues;
Wrong and oppression no renown can raise;
Know, friend! that virtue is the path to praise.
What theme do these details develop?
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The queen speaks to her audience about fame and virtue.
Being a good person is more important than being well-known.
There are many kings and queens featured in epic poems.
True heroes do whatever they must to gain fame.

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