Section 4

Question 1

Heroes who travel to the Underworld

Question 2

Humans changed to animals by Gods

Question 3

Girls who die before marriage, thus ‘marrying death’

Question 4

Grieving mothers

Question 5

Princesses who help a hero in his quest and are then abandoned

Question 6

Monsters whose forms are composites of other things

Question 7

Parents who kill their parents (whether intentionally or not)

Question 8

People who commit suicide

Question 9

Wives who kill or harm their husbands

Question 10

Heroes who are trained by Chiron

Question 11

Mortals who are blinded

Question 12

Heroes who have issues with their feet (injuries or footwear)

Question 13

Heroes who defeat a monster and are rewarded with a female

Question 14

Figures (mortal and immortal) who succeeded more through their brains than brawn

Question 15

Husbands who betray their wives

Question 16

Mortals with divine parents

Question 17

Heroes who are threatened with death as infants

Question 18

Gods and humans for whom the consumption of food is an important event

Question 19

Gods who mate with humans

Question 20

Heroes who consult the Delphic oracle

Question 21

Trickster figures (Human and divine)

Question 22

Survivors of the Trojan War

Question 23

Gifts that are dangerous or have unintended bad consequences

Question 24

Mortals to whom immortality is offered (whether that offer is accepted or rejected)

Question 25

Woman who use cloth or piece of clothing to deceive or harm a man or men

Question 26

Gods who disguise themselves as humans

Question 27

What is and examples of the pattern withdrawal-devastation return

Question 28

Gods and humans who eat the wrong or forbidden type of food

Question 29

Females who sleep with Odysseus

Question 30

What a quest hero is (and examples thereof)

Question 31

Patterns that are repeated in the Trojan War or Odyssey

Question 32

Characters whose gender is changed