This is a Literature assignment. If you don't have the book please do not sent me a proposal because a don't have the book pdf. The name of the book is Petronius Satyricon by Sarah Ruden

The Satyricon

The Satyricon is a satire of the Roman society in which it is written, Petronius use the satire to critique the taste the values of the upper-class people. He also critiques the wealthy and greed. The Petronius satire represents the Roman dairy life during the Nero reign, which particularly emphasizing on the sex prevalence of the diverse sexual encounters and violence. The Satyricon clearly shows a picture of the underbelly Rome during the era of the early empires. Although Petronius may find himself opposed to Rome directions, it is well known that it was due to her chaos that leads to the Jesus and Paul-ean Christianity, in which the repression of this literature, has given the rise of satire as well as the social commentary. It is clear that Petronius may be preaching, where his words would have been louder and much eloquent, where he may not have seen any popularity of his age. On the other hand, his words have been taken very deliberately,.

Giton is a young boy who is in the company of Encolpius and Asclyltos, swags his intelligence which is to be directed to a potential encounter, which does not involve Encolpius. Even though and Gito share a bed in many times throughout the literature, the fewer times that they don't show how Gito maybe allegiance. When Quartilla and the crazy maids kidnap the group, this is where Gito engages in sexual relations with a younger girl. Giton entirely had the willing of going. On the other hand Encolpius and the Ascyctosrefuses the advances of the maids, including Quartiles herself.

Giton leaves copiers for the company of others even the sexual pressure is not their main objective. Even though in the book Gito is seen to make decisions which indicate that he needs more partners than Encopius, he still abandons him being that sex I, not a factor. When Encolpius realizes that Giton is not I bed with him but with Ascyltos, their friendship raptures where a fight arises on whom to take over Giton. This is where he is bound to choose whom so ever he should follow, and he gets the freedom of choosing a brother as they put it.

From the above illustrations, the author of the book portrays the two characters as of having tracery characteristic of lust, who have wasteful spending and Orgies. They have an allegiance relationship as described by Giton as previously illustrated; this is because they were all concerned with one another even though they coastally disagreed one another or faced multiple challenges. This is the impression of the fattest part of the story; however, Giton diversely changes his character throughout the story. It is somehow motivational and the erratic behavior which shifts the loyalty and becomes sexually in some instances like Ascyltos, which makes Encolpiusto change his thoughts.

In the Greek romances, Konstan explains that suicide attempts are the characteristic of both male and female in distress, the ruses, and outright violence in defense of personal chastity are also a part of male as that of the female. Exploiting on how Konstan discusses on love in the book, of symmetry, in the passion of hero and heroine are a unique feature of the novel (Konstan, 2014). . They fall in love, they are of the same age and social class, and in consequence, their attachment may end up in marriage. Konstan shows on how the plots of the novel are adapted to deliver the symmetry, and how their structure may be different from the epic, elegy, tragedy as well as other genres,

References

Arbiter, P. (2019). The Satyricon of Petronius Arbiter. Good Press.

Konstan, D. (2014). Sexual symmetry: love in the ancient novel and related genres. Princeton University Press.