The Metamorphoses is Ovid’s greatest work, which centers on the element ofchange. As Ovid states in his introduction of Book I, “from the world’s beginningto the present day,” he is presenting the image of Genesis – the creation of theworld, the transformation of matter in living bodies, which was the first greatmetamorphoses.In Book I of the Metamorphoses, discuss how the dominate feature of change ispresent throughout this section. In what sections does Ovid constantly shift hispoint of view telling a story from one character’s perspective, and then fromanother’s. Moreover, what symbolism and imagery does Ovid use throughoutBook I to illuminate the dominate feature of change. (Cite lines from the text tosupport your analysis and perceptions).