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In those very early times there was a man named
Deucalion, and he was the son of Prometheus. He was
only a common man and not a Titan like his great father,
and yet he was known far and wide for his good deeds
and the uprightness of his life. His wife's name was
Pyrrha, and she was one of the fairest of the daughters of
men.

-"The Flood,"
James Baldwin

How is this adaptation similar to the original story?

A. It highlights how Prometheus feels about his son.

B. It describes the early gods of Greece and their
powers.

C. It explains that Deucalion was known for his moral
behavior.

D. It foreshadows the flood that is coming to wipe out
humanity.

Respuesta :

This adaptation is similar to the original story in C. It explains that Deucalion was known for his moral behaviour.

Which motive is present in both a myth and the modern story?

In both "Prometheus" and " The Old man and the Sea" the main character struggles to achieve a specific purpose or deed. In the case of the myth, the character's deed is to steal the ability to make fire; while in the novel the deed is to catch a big fish.

Moreover, each of these deeds is followed by a punishment because both Prometheus and the fisherman are penalized after their deed, this includes punishment for eternity in the case of Prometheus and loss of the fish in the case of the fisherman.

Thus, option "C" is correct.

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