Question

Why does Zeus tell the story of Aegisthus to Athena?

1) to show that the gods are not to blame for everything that happens to humans
2) to emphasize that women are troublesome
3) to condemn Aegisthus' action
4) to demonstrate the wisdom of humans

Medal to quickest answer.

Answer 1

@wyattp17

Answer 2

@wyattp17

Answer 3

3 i belive

Answer 4

Have you read the Odyssey?

Answer 5

I would say (c because if you read about the odyssey it talks about both (c and (d so my most reasonable answer is (c.

Answer 6

Okay, awesome. I have a whole ton of Greek Mythology stuff to do, so, don't leave me. lol

Answer 7

hehe i wont.

Answer 8

Well, because he was black.

Answer 9

Yeah, no.

Answer 10

I'm pretty sure he was black. http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/1/15297/627637-zeus.jpg

Answer 11

Seems legit.

Answer 12

You totally just made my day. Thank you, stranger!

Answer 13

xD

Answer 14

No joke, Today is going to be amazing now.

Answer 15

lmfao xD