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Answer: Sisyphus
Why: Homer puts him in the underworld heaving the stone up the slope only to watch it roll back down, and Camus took him as the emblem of absurd persistence.
Answer: Born ugly and lame
Why: In the Iliad the sea goddesses Thetis and Eurynome caught the fallen child and hid him nine years in a cave, where he learned to forge.
Answer: Gaia
Why: Chaos came first, then Gaia, Tartarus and Eros; Erebos and black Nyx were the pair Hesiod says came out of Chaos itself.
Answer: Enchanting songs
Why: Odysseus plugged his crew's ears with beeswax and had himself bound to the mast so he could listen to the Sirens safely.
Answer: Eos
Why: Eos, the dawn goddess, was cursed by Aphrodite with an insatiable appetite for handsome mortal men.
Answer: Briareus
Why: Homer's gods call him Briareus, mortals Aegaeon. Thetis fetched him, and Hera, Poseidon and Athena took fright and left Zeus unbound.