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in pan: god of the wild, what effect does pan have on humans?

they find him irresistible by day and terrifying by night

they long for his approval so much it drives them insane

they are improved greatly by his presence, as he educated them

they are sympathetic to his sadness, as he lost his one true love

Pan gives a lasting effect on people, as he helps them gain intelligence, yet they also fear him because of his power. They feel bad for him since he was in love with a river nymph, but instead of being together with him, she pleaded for Zeus to help her, and he turned her into a bunch of reeds.

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