Which quote from the text reveals the narrator’s perspective that Jupiter is responsible for the misery brought to mankind? A. “Things might have gone on very happily indeed, and the Golden Age might really have come again, had it not been for Jupiter.” (paragraph 17) B. “Of course it would be easy enough to deal with Prometheus at any time, and so Jupiter was in no great haste about it.” (paragraph 21) C. “Come now!” said Jupiter, “let us all give some goodly gift to this woman;” and he began by giving her life.” (paragraph 23) D. “If he had gone out into the world, men would have known from childhood just what troubles were going to come to them every day of their lives, and they would never have had any joy or hope so long as they lived.” (paragraph 33)