1.
Without going into great
detail for each myth, which of the trickster myths does the charter
theory "work for" and which does it not "work for" and why. Also
discuss if there is a pattern at work with regard to which the theory
fits and which it does not.
2. Compare and contrast Athena and
Ares based on the evidence in Powell. Don't forget that a good essay
will not simply be a list of differences and similarities and will pay
close attention to the actual myths presented in Powell (as opposed to
his discussion of the deities).
3. From the deities
covered in the readings from Powell and Leonard in this unit, determine
which one you would want to be and which you would not want to be. Make sure you
a. give reasons based on the actual myths as
presented in the chapters (as opposed to the discussions about the
deities)
b. choose one Greek
deity and one non-Greek deity
c. show sufficient
insight into the character of the deities you choose (i.e. if this had
been a question on the last exam, liking to throw thunderbolts would
not have been a sufficient reason for choosing Zeus)