How has Byron altered source material from the myth of Prometheus? Byron develops a parallel between Prometheus’s suffering for the greater good and the human experience. Byron uses Prometheus’s story as a warning against sacrificing oneself for the benefit of others. Byron transforms Prometheus’s punishment on the mountain top into a valuable learning experience. Byron exaggerates Prometheus’s suffering on the mountain top to make a point about the misery of the human condition.

Explanation:

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A wedding ring.

Explanation:

Rings exchanged during the making of vows to one another in a wedding are the wedding rings. They symbolize the love and commitment of each other, and a token of their promise to be there on each others' side. Rings are also symbolic of the never ending love that the individual have for the other person, the circle representing eternity/ infinity. The physical exchanging of the rings is taken as a token of the promise to uphold the love, respect and commitment they made to each other.