Being Called an Adventure is an aspect of the Hero's Journey that we see in the myth of Perseus. Option B is correct.
The Hero's Journey is a framework that scholar Joseph Campbell came up with that many myths and stories follow.
Perseus was the son of Zeus and Danae. Acrisius, his grandfather, locked up Danae trying to avoid fulfilling the oracle’s prophecy of which his grandson would play a part in his death, keeping her from marriage or having children.
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I'll fabricate one for you:
My ideal house would be spacious, elaborate and luxurious; designed by the finest architectural companies, given into accounts that it provides a sea view of the crystal blue oceans, beneath my feet. Plus, clear white skies. Every awakening day will feel like I'm in heaven: comfy, cosy and calm. Surrounding the mansion, colossal palm-trees will sway in the cool breeze & give waves to the sea, every few hours or so...
(if it's too short, feel free to add to it & you could zoom into the interior of the house. What decorations are there? What you'll find inside it)
Hope this helps!
<span> house is the setting of Act II of The Crucible.</span>
