Daphnis Et Chloe Analysis

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Daphnis et Chloé begins in a meadow outside a sacred wood, where there is a statue of three Nymphs and a statue of the god Pan. Youths and maidens enter carrying open baskets of gifts intended for the Nymphs. The stage gradually fills. The crowd bows before the altar of the Nymphs. The maidens wrap garlands around the pedestals. Daphnis et Chloé begins with a religious dance. Daphnis enters, preceded by his flocks, and Chloé join him. They bow down before the nymphs and interrupt the dances. The maidens enter and flirt with Daphnis, which upsets her. She is drawn into a dance with you men, when another herdsman named Dorcon pursues her aggressively, which upsets Daphnis. They proceed to the general dance, which includes everyone. Dorcon wants

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