What often motivates the hero in Greek myths? A. a need to defeat the gods B. a desire to prove his or her worth C. the fear of the unknown D. the promise of money

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What often motivates the hero in Greek myths? A. a need to defeat the gods B. a desire to prove his or her worth C. the fear of the unknown D. the promise of money

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A desire to prove his or worth is what often motivates the Hero in Greek Myths.

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