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They are letting their choices take the easy route and impulsive route. 

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They are letting their choices take the easy route and impulsive route. 

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They are similar because both main characters don't know their limitations/boundaries. Culture comes into play because they both have to do with myths and gods. Also each myth has a certain life lesson, and both stories have sort of similar lessons.

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like this one.

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Some similarities where that Arachne and Icarus both suffered because they did not think of the consequences before letting their pride get in the way of their goals.

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something terrible befalls both main characters 

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something terrible befalls both main characters 

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Both myths contained prideful characters who broke past their limitations, and ended up forgetting the "rules", or important boundaries that they needed to respect. Also, as for culture, both cultures noted that the gods and elements should not be forsaken. However, there will always be troublemakers out there to ruin everything, and those characters were that type. -Z.A

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Both myths contained prideful characters who broke past their limitations, and ended up forgetting the "rules", or important boundaries that they needed to respect. Also, as for culture, both cultures noted that the gods and elements should not be forsaken. However, there will always be troublemakers out there to ruin everything, and those characters were that type. -Z.A

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The stories are similar because both Arachne and Icarus overestimated themselves and suffered the punishments. (Good drawing)

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Both of these tales are warnings to the gods, but they have more similarities than the obvious. They are about the limitations of mankind, whether it be through their pride, like arachne, or through more physical things, when icarus flew too close to the sun.

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These two myths are simular because both of the two main charcters in each story both try and push the limits of what they can do, also both have to suffer after they terrible fates after they tried to puch the limits.

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These two myths are simular because both of the two main charcters in each story both try and push the limits of what they can do, also both have to suffer after they terrible fates after they tried to puch the limits.

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I believe the similarities between the two myths are that they push something to hard and then they get bit in the 🤬 for that

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I believe the similarities between the two myths are that they push something to hard and then they get bit in the 🤬 for that

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-Luke Brown

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The similarities between the two myths is that the gods are mad at them and punish them.

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the two myths are similar because of their outcome and their pride. Arachne, and Icarus, both fell because they did not listen to others warnings and opinions. if Arachne had backed down, she wouldn't have been turned. If Icarus had listened to his father, he wouldn't have flown as high. both were young in the stories, constantly having been talked down to, custom to that culture and time. the wanted to be free.

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A similarity between the myths is that in both of them a character dies or is punished.

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A similarity I see between both myths are that both of the characters push the limits of themselves or some objects to far and end up with consucuences.

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Both myths have a character that did something they shouldn't have done, culture plays into how big a part the gods had to play, gods were involved in Arachne, but not in the flight of Icarus.

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Arachne and Icarus both don't think through what could occur. They don't think about what would occur from their action. Arachne got turned into a spider for her thinking. Icarus died for his thinking. This has to do with culture because of the fact that Greek Mythology was made to teach lessons and morals.

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they are similar because they are both about your consequences to your actions

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they are similar because they are both about your consequences to your actions

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The similarities I see between the two myths is how both Arachne and Icarus suffered horrible fates due to ignorance and pride. Both characters also ignored their own limitations and decided to go a lot over the line. And when you go a lot over the line there is going to be a point where you hit something. Culture plays a big part in this because the Greeks are big about limitations and learning what are your limits. So any Greek myth has some one suffering a horrible fate due to a certain action that they take in the story.

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The similarities I see between the two myths is how both Arachne and Icarus suffered horrible fates due to ignorance and pride. Both characters also ignored their own limitations and decided to go a lot over the line. And when you go a lot over the line there is going to be a point where you hit something. Culture plays a big part in this because the Greeks are big about limitations and learning what are your limits. So any Greek myth has some one suffering a horrible fate due to a certain action that they take in the story.

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I believe that the similarities are that they are both very talented (Arachne and Icarus) and I believe the culture plays a role because they are both Greek Mythology.

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They are similar because both main characters, Arachne and Icarus, don't know their limitations/boundaries.

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Similarities I see in both of them are that both are talented but both don't know when they have gone too far.