Who Said That?
"I can't run away with you. I'm married to Menelaus."
Helen
Willingly means...
Doing something readily and eagerly. Of one's own free will
Menelaus and Helen wed
OR
Paris and Helen runaway to Troy
Menelaus and Helen wed
His love of gold proved to be a curse
King Midas
This poet wrote:
"We were very tired, we were very merry.
We had gone back and forth all night on the ferry..."
Edna St. Vincent Millay
"Run away to Troy with me, you beautiful woman."
Paris
Mortal means...
a human being
The Trojan War raged on for over ten years
OR
Helen and Paris fall in love
Helen and Paris fall in love
This gifted weaver was turned into a spider
Arachne
This young activist from Pakistan fought for women's rights and the right to receive an education
Malala Yousafzai
"I left the Greek Army." (he lied)
Sinon
Chums are...
friends, buddies or pals
Sinon lies and tells the Trojans that the horse is an offering to Athena
OR
The Greeks try to scale the walls of Troy
Sinon lies and tells the Trojans that the horse is an offering to Athena
He didn't listen to his father and flew too close to the sun
Icarus
She was an activist who was blind and deaf
Helen Keller
"I have an idea, though it may seem strange. We will build a wooden horse."
Odysseus
Nightfall is...
when the sun is down and nighttime begins
The Greeks send a thousand ships to Troy
OR
Helen meets Paris
Helen meets Paris
This character fell in love with his own reflection
Narcissus
William Wordsworth wrote a poem about these flowers
Daffodils
"You fools! Of course I will marry Helen!"
Menelaus
To wed means...
to marry
The Greeks build the Trojan Horse
OR
The city of Troy burned to the ground
The Greeks build the Trojan Horse
Her curiosity caused her to open the box and unleash evil unto the world
Pandora
This character has a flaming pumpkin for a head
The Headless Horseman