What is not true about the images of the Dance of Death?
Group of answer choices
The Death appeared completed separate from living humans.
It was a leading image of the Middle Ages during and after the plague.
Death is often portrayed as a skeleton democratically joining hands with kings, queens, popes, merchants, peasants, and prostitutes as they danced their way to destruction.
As a symbol, they forcefully portrayed the folly of human ambition and the transitory nature of life.