In the Hymn of Man, what is said about the mythical figure's sacrifice?

In the Hymn of Man, the sacrifice of the mythical figure is portrayed as a pivotal moment that brings life and order to the cosmos. The creation of various aspects of the universe, including the heavens and the earth, is attributed to this act of sacrifice. However, option D highlights the unique aspect of the sacrifice's symbolism: it is not primarily connected to agricultural utility. While agricultural themes are common in many mythologies, in this context, the Hymn of Man’s focus is more on the broader existential and cosmological implications rather than practical agricultural benefits. The sacrifice contributes to the existence of various realms and sets the stage for human life and society, but it does so in a way that transcends direct agricultural significance, making this interpretation an essential takeaway from the hymn.