Questions and Answers
What is the relationship of Circe's mother?
What punishment did Prometheus receive?
Punishment related to stealing fire and providing it to humanity.
Who takes care of Aeetes?
Circe
What idea does Circe get when she meets Glaucos?
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Circe turns Glaucos into a god.
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How is Scylla transformed?
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What does Circe learn when she is sent to the island?
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Who does Circe meet in Chapter 8?
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Who comes to get Circe?
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What does Pasiphae give birth to?
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Match the events from Chapters 10 to 13 with their descriptions:
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Study Notes
Chapter 1
- Circe resides in a dark palace with her father Helios, mother Perse, sister Pasiphae, and brother Perses.
- Helios is the sun god, and their cattle hold significant importance.
Chapter 2
- Prometheus faces punishment for stealing fire and giving it to humanity, reflecting themes of defiance and consequences.
Chapter 3
- Aeetes, son of Helios, is born; Circe nurtures him and discovers her magical abilities related to pharmaka (herbs and potions).
- Pasiphae is married to King Minos of Crete, intertwining royal lineage.
Chapter 4
- Circe encounters Glaucos, a mortal fisherman, sparking an idea to use her knowledge of pharmaka for a transformative plan.
Chapter 5
- With her magic, Circe successfully transforms Glaucos into a god, illustrating her powerful abilities.
Chapter 6
- Scylla, a nymph, is transformed into a monster due to Circe's jealous actions.
- Helios punishes Circe by burning her, while Aeetes reveals the complexity of their family powers, ultimately leading to Circe’s exile.
Chapter 7
- Circe is sent to an isolated island where she begins to explore and learn about her magical powers.
Chapter 8
- Circe meets Hermes, the messenger god, introducing new dynamics and potential alliances.
Chapter 9
- Daedalus, a skilled craftsman, seeks Circe's assistance, showcasing her significance and the need to bypass the threat of Scylla.
Chapter 10
- Pasiphae gives birth to the Minotaur, symbolizing the consequences of cursed desires.
- Daedalus and Circe collaborate to create a cage for the Minotaur, highlighting their ingenuity and resourcefulness.
Chapter 11
- Circe and Daedalus succeed in caging the Minotaur.
- The theme of bloodlust is explored through a spell, while Circe meets Icarus, underscoring the narrative of ambition.
Chapter 12
- Circe returns to Aiaia, her home, where Hermes provides updates on the fates of other characters in the narrative.
Chapter 13
- Jason and Medea arrive at Aiaia, leading to a pivotal moment where Circe demonstrates her empowerment by allowing them to leave and standing up to Aeetes.
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Prepare for your English final with these flashcards covering Chapters 1-13 of 'Circe.' Each card features key terms and definitions that highlight important characters and events from the story. Master the material and enhance your understanding of this captivating narrative.
