Orpheus

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Phonetic Respelling: [ awr-fee-uhs, -fyoos ]

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n. -Gr. Myth.- a poet-musician with magic musical powers who descends to the underworld and tries to lead his wife; Eurydice; back from the dead but fails

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He was reading a book about Orpheus.

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He was reading a book about Orpheus.

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What was the one thing that Orpheus was forbidden to do as he left Tartarus with Eurydice?

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How are Orpheus and Arion alike?

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How did Orpheus get past Charon the ferryman and Cerberus the three-headed dog?

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Why is Farid upset with Orpheus when he reads himself into the story?

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Why does Orpheus travel to the Underworld and how did he win back Eurydice?

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Who did Orpheus sing in loss for?

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Elinor and Orpheus disagreed about what?

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What condition did Pluto impose on Orpheus so that he could take Eurydice out of the underworld.

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What instrument did Orpheus play?

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Why did Orpheus journey to the underworld?

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What mistake did Orpheus make when leaving the underworld?

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Why does Orpheus get mad at the books and throws them around?

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