Latin II Tales from Myth: Part I

Cephalus was a hunter and a married man.

One day, while hunting, the goddess of dawn, Aurora, falls in love with him.

But Cephalus doesn't love her back.

To mess with him, the goddess Aurora plants a suggestion...

"You've been away hunting for awhile. Has your wife been faithful?"

Cephalus is now suspicious. He will test his wife, Procris.

He puts on a disguise and goes to their house.

In disguise, he tries to seduce his wife. But, she is loyal to her husband.

But after repeated attempts, she finally hesitates for just a second.

Cephalus reveals himself. "I KNEW YOU WERE CHEATING ON ME!"

Angry at his trickery, Procris leaves him.

Eventually, the two of them make up and she returns home.

They go hunting together. They split up, and Cephalus sees a rustling bush...

...only to realize he has pierced his wife in the heart.

The moral?

Have faith in those you love.

Alright, let's see if you were paying attention! Quiz time before our next story!

Time for one more myth. Let's chat about a hero who...well, let's just say he isn't Hercules.

Wow! What a story. Remember kids:

Pride comes before the fall.

Alright, just a few questions to see if you remember that story.

That's it, folks! Until next time...