In "Atalanta, the Fleet-Footed Huntress," why do so many of the men who wish to marry Atalanta suddenly decide that they are not feeling well or must return home before racing her?

A.
Atalanta casts a spell on them that makes them change their minds about racing her.

B.
Atalanta reminds them that if she beats them in a race, they must marry her.

C.
They realize that Atalanta is not as beautiful as she seems.

D.
They are afraid of losing both the race with Atalanta and their lives.

Question

In "Atalanta, the Fleet-Footed Huntress," why do so many of the men who wish to marry Atalanta suddenly decide that they are not feeling well or must return home before racing her?  

  A. 
  Atalanta casts a spell on them that makes them change their minds about racing her.   

  B. 
  Atalanta reminds them that if she beats them in a race, they must marry her.   

  C. 
  They realize that Atalanta is not as beautiful as she seems.   

  D. 
  They are afraid of losing both the race with Atalanta and their lives.

anonymous · Answer

What do you think the answer is?

anonymous · Answer

Have you read the book?

anonymous · Answer

It looks like you have to, if you do not want to read may I suggest audible.com

anonymous · Answer

i think it is a

anonymous · Answer

Yes I agree with that. I think that is correct.