The correct answer is:
Both are interested in human affairs.
Explanation:
In The Illiad of Homer, as well as in Greek Mythology, <em>Zeus is the most powerful God, he is the King of Gods</em>, and although he tries not to interfere in human battles, he finds himself constantly interfering. He acts as a moderator because he secretly sides with the Trojans, while the other Gods side with the Achaeans.
<em>Athena is the daughter of Zeus,</em> <em>and the Goddess of Wisdom; </em>she hates the Trojans and constantly interferes on the Trojan Wars. She offers the Achaeans aid, she acts as a counselor and supports them, people pray to her and asks her for wisdom. Athena is seen as a manipulator during the Trojan Wars. Even though Zeus demands the Gods not to interfere in human affairs, Athena and him are constantly interfering.