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Q1) What knowledge are you bringing with you to the reading of these norse gods and marvel universe stories? Are you familiar with these gods or these stories? If so – where did you learn about them, or how are they familiar? If not, how are elements of these stories connecting to your experiences or other things you’ve read?

AND PLEASE RESPOND THESE 3 COMMENTS BELOW IN ANY STYLE OR THOUGHT YOU HAVE IN ABOUT 2 OR 3 COMPLETE SENTENCES

1- I took a myths and legends course for an elective 2 years in high school and it was pretty interesting to me. We only focused on a few gods like Hercules and Perseus but we focused on other gods too. I see some similarities between Greek mythology and Norse mythology. I don’t remember much from the courses I took in high school so it will be cool to get a refresher reading through this book.

2- In middle school we had a lesson on greek mythology. We focused mainly on Posiden, Apollo, Aphrodite, Hercules, etc. I do not remember much about the stories except that each god had a flaw that made them similar to humans. I also remember that all the gods were intertwined from romantic relationships to siblings.

3- I have some knowledge about Greek Mythology. I knew of Zeus with his lightening bolt and of his jealous wife, Hera, of Apollo, Poseidon and Hades. I recall Aphrodite, the goddess of beauty and Athena and Ares, the gods of war. I knew them as Olympiads. I believe I first read of the gods in middle school, a library book checkout, and of course, the movie, The Clash of the Titans. I knew in Greek culture, smashing of dishes is an acceptable form of celebration. I did not know it came from the gods.