Why does the author consistently refer to the
king as "semi-barbaric"?
O to fool the reader...
Why does the author consistently refer to the
king as "semi-barbaric"?
O to fool the reader into thinking that the king is a kind
leader
O to excuse the king's actions in the amphitheater
O to illustrate that the king is hiding a savage nature behind
his civilized front
O to justify killing people based on a game of chance
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