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Compare three myths where pride or greed brings a fitting punishment.
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In the Arachne myth, Arachne boasts that her weaving is better than Athena's and challenges the goddess. What follows in this version?
In the Midas myth, Midas asks Dionysus that everything he touches turn to gold. What happens when he tries to eat?
In the Narcissus myth, Echo loves Narcissus, but he rejects her and many others. What does he later become unable to stop doing?
In the Arachne myth, what does Arachne do that brings Athena's anger in this version?
In the Midas myth, why does Dionysus offer to grant Midas any wish he wants?
In the Narcissus myth, why does Narcissus stop at the pool where his punishment begins?
In the Midas myth, in the version used here, how is Midas freed from the golden touch?
Arachne is turned into a spider that must keep spinning. Why does that punishment fit her fault?
Why is Midas's golden touch a punishment instead of a reward?
Why does Narcissus's punishment fit his pride?
In the Arachne myth, how does Athena first try to warn Arachne before the contest?
In Ovid's telling, Midas washes in the river Pactolus to lose the golden touch. What happens to the river afterward?
What do Arachne, Midas, and Narcissus have in common?
Which of these three myths fits this pattern: a person rejects others and then cannot turn away from his own image?
Across the three myths, what is the best shared lesson about pride?
Which myths leave a natural object, not an animal, as a reminder of the punishment?
Which statement compares Arachne and Midas accurately?
In the Arachne myth, what transformation remains after the punishment?
In the Midas myth, what does the river Pactolus keep after Midas is cured in this version?
In the Narcissus myth, what transformation is left behind when Narcissus wastes away by the pool?
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