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Tricked into falling in love with his own reflection

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Who is Narcissus?

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Murdered their husbands.

Condemned to fill a jug with water for an eternity.

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Who are the Danaids?

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Ignored Daedalus’ warnings and flew too close to the sun

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Who is Icarus?

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Transformed into a cow and cursed to be forever bitten by

gadflies.

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Who is Io?

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Boasted that her weaving skills were superior to Athena’s

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Who is Arachne?

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Forced to stand forever in a pool of water under a fruit tree.

Whenever he reached for the fruit or water, they moved away.

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Who is Tantalus?

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Forced to roll a rock up a hill forever.

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Who is Sisyphus?

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Bound to a wheel of fire.

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Who is Ixion?

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Transformed into a deer and killed by his own dogs.

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Who is Actaeon?

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Helped Odysseus “see” his way home. Transformed into a woman when he killed a pair of mating

snakes.

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Who is Tiresias?

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Able to see the future, but cursed because nobody believes her.

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Who is Cassandra?

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A Titan that was condemned to carry the weight of the heavens on his shoulders.

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Who is Atlas?

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Murdered his father and married his mother.

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Who is Oedipus Rex?

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Struck by a thunderbolt when his father’s chariot got out of control.

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Who is Phaeton?

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She cleverly avoids the advances of various suitors; while he

meets may challenges on his return from the Trojan War.

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Who are Penelope and Odysseus?

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His mastery of the lyre persuaded Hades to allow him to return his wife to the land of the living on the condition that he

not look back.

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Who are Orpheus and Eurydice?

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She granted him immortality but not eternal youth. He eventually

shriveled up of old age and became a cicada.

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Who are Eos and Tithonus?

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They were both turned into sea birds upon their deaths.

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Who are Ceyx and Alcyone?

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   Aphrodite challenged her to impossible tasks. He asked Zeus

to make her immortal

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Who are Eros and Psyche?

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An errant gust of wind caused a discus to strike him in the head. Flowers sprouted from

his spilled blood.

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Who are Apollo and Hyacinth?

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She would only offer her hand in marriage to a man who could

beat her in a foot race.

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Who are Atalanta and Hippomenes?

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He crafted an ivory statue of a woman and fell deeply in love with it. Aphrodite turned the statue into a living human.

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Who are Pygmalion and Galatea?

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They are forbidden to see each other by their parents. Because of a tragic misunderstanding,

these two lovers commit suicide

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Who are Thisbe and Pyramus?

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She hides in a bush to spy on him, and he accidentally kills her

with his spear.

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Who are Procris and Cephalus?

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She fires up a light in her tower every night, and he swims to see

her.

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Who are Hero and Leander?

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