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Divine Intervention in the Aeneid

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How does Jupiter’s act of sending Mercury to remind Aeneas of his destiny illustrate the consequences of divine intervention on mortal affairs in the Aeneid?

A

Showing gods have no real influence on human choices or destinies.

B

Demonstrating that divine beings are indifferent to mortal endeavors.

C

Highlighting the gods’ power over human emotions and decisions.

D

Illustrating that mortals can easily defy divine commands without repercussions.

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