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Why did King Midas desperately beg Dionysus to take back his wish?
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How did Eris start the conflict leading to the Trojan War?
Answer: A golden apple
Why: Eris was the one goddess left off the guest list at the wedding of Peleus and Thetis, and the apple was inscribed to the fairest.
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Why was Atlas forced to hold up the celestial heavens?
Answer: Siding with the Titans
Why: It is the sky he carries and not the earth, and Zeus posted him at the western edge of the world to do it.
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What plugged the single vein of the giant Talos?
Answer: Bronze nail
Why: Medea helped defeat Talos by tricking him into removing the nail from his ankle, which drained all his life fluid.
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Why did Jason and the Argonauts sail to Colchis?
Answer: To retrieve the Golden Fleece
Why: Jason needed the mythical Golden Fleece to rightfully claim the throne of Iolcos from his usurping uncle Pelias.
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What musical instrument did the infant Hermes create from tortoise shell?
Answer: Lyre
Why: He built it on the morning he was born, then stole Apollo's cattle the same day and traded the instrument to settle the quarrel.
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Whose life was tied to an unburned piece of wood?
Answer: Meleager
Why: His own mother caused his death by throwing the preserved log onto the fire after he killed her brothers.