Name one & describe
Mortals punished for hubris
Arache, Niobe, Phaeton, Asclepius, Bellerophon, Icarus, Ixion, Pirithous
Achilles's vulnerable body part, and why it was vulnerable
His heel was vulnerable because his mother held him by the heel over the sacred fire (or: River Styx) of immortality as an infant. His heel wasn't exposed to the fire so it could cause his mortal death if wounded.
Unusual punishments in Hades
Ixion, Tantalus, Danaiades, Sisyphus
Hera's most prominent trait that caused her to create trouble in the lives of many gods and heroes
Jealousy
Sisters (usually three)
Nymphs/Garden of Hesperides, Three Graces, Gorgons, Three Fates, Hera, Hestia, Demeter, Gray Sisters, nymphs of north, Harpies, Sirens
Contrast Ares and Athena
Ares: Handsome, vain, cruel, thrilled by war, liked bloodshed and pain, all gods disliked him
Athena: wise, just, led armies to war only for just causes, confident, respected as a leader, favorite child of Zeus
Fifty sisters
Nereids, nymphs of Artemis, daughters of Selene, Danaides
The name of Deucalion's new race, and why it was better than the previous one
Deucalion's Race; they were made of stone instead of clay so they were better able to withstand the stings of the miseries.
Heroes hidden in youth
Zeus, Hermes, Dionysus, Perseus, Theseus, Jason
The job of each of the Three Fates
They decided how long mortals lived and how long gods ruled.
Clotho: spun thread of life;
Lachesis: measured thread of life;
Atropos: cut thread of life at the end of life