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Zeus was the Greek king of the gods and was in control of storms and the weather. This tells us a few things. Having a king of the gods at all demonstrates a society with a clear hierarchy, likely patriarchal, because he is male. With him controlling rain, we can assume that the Greeks had a society in which agriculture was vital, and the weather was dramatic, inspiring awe to a level where they felt it was fitting for a king. Zeus is also associated with hospitality. Having the king of the gods represent hospitality would demonstrate the importance of it in Greek life. 

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Athena was the Greek goddess of wisdom and warfare. She was widely worshipped, which indicates that war was not a rare occurrence. We can also see that warfare was considered a tactical and intelligent affair as wisdom and warfare are paired into one deity. It also demonstrates the importance of everyday wisdom in Greek life, made more evident through its philosophical innovations. 

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Dionysus is the Greek god of wine and celebrations. He was worshipped widely and had a few cults based around him. This shows us a culture where alcohol and communal drinking was common and culturally significant. He also was a god of theatre and the arts, which shows the significance of drama and narratives in the Greek way of life. We also see form Dionysus a contrast between order and chaos, which tells us about how the Greeks viewed human emotion and nature.

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The story of Sisyphus tells us a few different things about Greek culture. First, it reveals to us the Greek's concept of death as an aspect of life that can never be avoided regardless of how hard all of us try. This is partly because the process of collecting souls and housing the dead is under the gods' domain.  It is within our nature to avoid death just as much as it is to die. We also see that the Greeks believed that it was the gods' role to doll out punishment.  We also see how seriously the Greeks took hospitality as Sisyphus' crime was seen as much more severe since his victims were his houseguests. Breaking the rules of nature was going to be punished by the gods; they were the judges of their world. 

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The Myth of Arachne shows us a Greek respect for craftsmanship and an example of how the Greeks used myths to explain their surroundings. Spiders and web spinning exists because Athena turned Arachne into a spider. Arachne's skill shows the Greek respect for craftsmanship, but her challenging Athena, goddess of WISDOM represents a very common theme in Greek myth: hubris, that self-destructive pride. It also shows the Greek concept of divine justice like Sisyphus. A disrespect for the gods will lead to disastrous consequences. This shows an importance for piety and knowing our place as humans. 