Story
Archetype
Culture
Modern Influence
Randomizer
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Sisyphus' final punishment
Rolling a boulder up a hill for eternity
100
The people Sisyphus deceived
The gods
100
The mythos Sisyphus is from
Greek mythology
100
The painter of this piece
Titian
100
Sisyphus believed he was better and smarter than them
The gods
200
Sisyphus' final crime
Cheating death
200
Homer referred to Sisyphus as this
"The craftiest man alive"
200
The meaning of "Sisyphean"
of, relating to, or suggestive of the labors of Sisyphus; a task that is impossible to complete
200
The quote about Sisyphus that became a meme
"One must imagine Sisyphus happy"
200
This city was ruled by Sisyphus
Corinth/Ephyra
300
Sisyphus' original punishment
death
300
The man who stole Sisyphus' cattle
Autolycus
300
Sisyphus was mentioned in this greek epic
The Odyssey
300
Sisyphus is a popular figure used in this philosophy
Absurdism
300
How do you spell his name?
S-i-s-y-p-h-u-s
400
Sisyphus' original crime
Telling Asopus that Zeus had abducted his daughter
400
Sisyphus' method of revenge against Autolycus
He proved Autolycus the thief and married his daughter
400
The greek pronunciation of Sisyphus
Sis-suh-fuhs
400
The author of The Myth of Sisyphus
Albert Camus
400
It has been argued that Sisyphus could be the father of this character who was created by Homer
Odysseus
500
The place Sisyphus is performing his punishment
Tartarus
500
The consequence of Thanatos being chained
Nobody could die
500
What is the moral lesson of Sisyphus?
Do not deceive the gods or fight back against the inevitable
500
Referred to Sisyphus as a bachelor
Franz Kafka
500
The belief of absurdism
The world is meaningless and absurd, and trying to find meaning in it will lead to mental conflict