In Aesop’s fable, how did Zeus punish the tortoise for failing to come to the god’s wedding feast?
Correct answer: By placing the tortoise’s home permanently on her back
KAITLYNMARIA
simply fascinating how a simple story can stand the test off time!
Player #17197077
jay w, an interpretation could be that it's a gift, that the tortoise shall be comfortable wherever she goes
Littlerainbow
come on, she was just an introvert, nothing wrong with it
Player #45505475
Aesop fables are very short and lots of fun
Paradoxos
jay w, it makes sense if you don’t consider it a punishment.
Jonesy
jay w, different standards in different times
Tara Tippy.
Awful 😞
Punkin
Me, I just looked at Kipling’s elephant story. Thank you!
Queen Esther
Who would ever want to stay in their trash home and not live it up in a palace!! like I would take a palace over anything anytime!! bro like u don't have to tell me twice to come to some palace like I got everything I need bro I'm fine!!
Queen Esther
Never have heard of this fable but got it right!
Be wise
So he’ll never be homeless.
me
herb198220, Have a look at Kipling's ideas.. especially for the elephant's nose!
Player #14000764
The tortoise has a great defense from predators its shell .He was created to be that way. Very unique.
M
According to Greek Mythology, it was God Hermes who punished the lazy nymp.