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However, it is not only the hotel’s location that makes staying here a pleasant experience. Free WiFi makes getting online a piece of cake, whilst every room is en-suite and comes complete with a lockable safe for your valuables, and possessions. Although we are located within easy reach of the city’s major tourist attractions, the area surrounding us is actually one of the quietest sections.

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Question:

However, it is not only the hotel’s location that makes staying here a pleasant experience. Free WiFi makes getting online a piece of cake, whilst every room is en-suite and comes complete with a lockable safe, for your valuables, and possessions. Although, we are located within easy reach of the city’s major tourist attractions, the area surrounding us is actually one of the quietest sections.

We do not require a comma after the word "safe" as bolded as it is a complete phrase on its own with "for your valuables".

Sentence structures with "Although" do not require a comma after "Although", but rather after the entire phrase. Since we already have a comma after the phrase "we are located within easy reach of the city’s major tourist attractions", the comma bolded can be removed.

The final answer after the editing would be:

However, it is not only the hotel’s location that makes staying here a pleasant experience. Free WiFi makes getting online a piece of cake, whilst every room is en-suite and comes complete with a lockable safe for your valuables, and possessions. Although we are located within easy reach of the city’s major tourist attractions, the area surrounding us is actually one of the quietest sections.

The statement that explains the difference between a myth and an allegory is "A myth is a more complicated narrative, while an allegory is shorter and provides a moral lesson."

Explanation:

A myth and Allegory both tell a story, but the difference between them is that an allegory tells the story with the intention of giving a teaching, most commonly a moral one, while a myth is a much more complex writing since it includes a lot more elements such as deities and heroes to tell the story and they are quite extensive.