Perseus' utterances that most inspired the group were: 1) "I would willingly risk my life to do so" which showed his courage in being willing to do something frightening. 2) "And, besides, what would my dear mother do, if her beloved son were turned into a stone?" which displayed his strength and desire to protect his mother. 3) "If anybody is in fault, it is myself; for I have the honor to hold your very brilliant and excellent eye in my own hand!" which demonstrated his determination to complete the challenges despite the risks.

1. Task 10 VISUALIZING THE TEXT: Using the Gorgon’sheadas a diagram,pointoutat leastfve utterancesof Perseusthatstrike yourgroupthe most.Explainwhy?
Explainwhy?
These utterances inspiredme a lot because these contain valuesand hiddenprinciplesthat Perseustrulypossesses.These valuesinclude;first,the courage
whereinit isthe abilityof Perseusto do somethingthat frightensothers.Secondly,the strength which is hisqualityor state of beingstrong, inparticular and
also a good or beneficial qualityorattribute of him and; lastly, the determination,he proves that he isdeterminedbypursuing the challengesassignedto him
despite the impossibilityofthe it and alsoeventhough his life wouldbe at risk because he believesthatifhe can do the challenge,thiswill be a worthy one.
PERSEUS’ UTTERANCES
"I would
willingly risk
my life to
do so"
"And, besides, what
would my dear
mother do, if her
beloved son
were turned into
a stone?"
“If anybody is in fault,
it is myself; for I have
the honor to hold your
very brilliant and
excellent eye in
my own hand!"
"I hold your eye fast
in my hand, and shall
keep it safely for you,
until you please
to tell me where to
find these Nymphs."
"Behold
it,
then!"