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1 Relationship to other characters
PROMETHEUS Name of Character God(dess), Demigod, or Mortal Character Traits Relationship to other characters Prometheus God/ Titan Curious, disobedient, brave brother to Epimetheus Zeus God angry god of all Man Mortal innocent, afraid & amazed by fire

2 Ancient Greece, Mt. Olympus, village/town
PROMETHEUS PLOT ARC Ancient Greece, Mt. Olympus, village/town Prometheus wants man to have fire but Zeus objects Prometheus says man exists no better than beasts Exposition Conflict Rising Action Climax Falling Action Resolution

3 PROMETHEUS PURPOSE OF MYTH HEROES UNIVERSE MORALITY

4 PANDORA Name of Character Character Traits
God(dess), Demigod, or Mortal Character Traits Relationship to other characters Zeus GOD vengeful Father Epimetheus God/Titan brother Pandora Hermes Name of Character

5 PANDORA Ancient Greece, Mt. Olympus, village/town
PLOT ARC Ancient Greece, Mt. Olympus, village/town Pandora opens the beautiful box Exposition Conflict Rising Action Climax Falling Action Resolution

6 PANDORA PURPOSE OF MYTH HEROES UNIVERSE MORALITY

7 DEMETER & PERSEPHONE Aphrodite Goddess obedient Persephone God
Name of Character God(dess), Demigod, or Mortal Character Traits Relationship to other characters God lonely, grim, gloomy, strict, never been in love God of Underworld Aphrodite Goddess Mother of Eros obedient Goddess of harvest, vengeful, determined, depressed Persephone Charming, joyless with Hades Demeter

8 DEMETER & PERSEPHONE PLOT ARC Exposition Conflict Rising Action Climax
Falling Action Resolution

9 DEMETER & PERSEPHONE PURPOSE OF MYTH HEROES UNIVERSE MORALITY

10 Relationship to other characters
ICARUS & DEADALUS Name of Character God(dess), Demigod, or Mortal Character Traits Relationship to other characters Mortal King of Crete wise, cunning, clever, creative, intelligent careless, disobedient, greedy, ignorant, innocent

11 King Minos imprisons both Daedalus and Icarus in a tower
ICARUS & DEADALUS PLOT ARC King Minos imprisons both Daedalus and Icarus in a tower Daedalus names an island (closest island to his son's death) Icaria and vows to never fly again. Exposition Conflict Rising Action Climax Falling Action Resolution

12 ICARUS & DEADALUS PURPOSE OF MYTH HEROES UNIVERSE MORALITY

13 Relationship to other characters
PYRAMUS & THISBE Name of Character God(dess), Demigod, or Mortal Character Traits Relationship to other characters Pyramus Mortal handsome, rebellious, risk-taker, brave, hopeful, devoted Thisbe beautiful, rebellious, devoted, loving

14 PYRAMUS & THISBE PLOT ARC Exposition Conflict Rising Action Climax
Falling Action Resolution

15 PYRAMUS & THISBE PURPOSE OF MYTH UNIVERSE MORALITY

16 PERSEUS Name of Character Relationship to other characters
God(dess), Demigod, or Mortal Character Traits Relationship to other characters

17 PERSEUS PLOT ARC Exposition Conflict Rising Action Climax
Falling Action Resolution

18 PERSEUS PURPOSE OF MYTH HEROES UNIVERSE MORALITY

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