"Paris, do you know Helen?"
I swear that Aprodite must have asked this in a silky, seductive voice. :)
(If I were Paris, I would have chosen Athena.)

My teacher once told me Sisyphus' story, and I thought that Sispyphus must have been very fed up with himself.
Anyway, I think that the Sispyhus in your story is pitiful but hilarious. Imagine--mopping the floor non-stop!

So far I really enjoy the twist on the myths and I think they are very well written. Thanks for the enjoyable read!

Wait, I don't know if you're just like using creative writing or something, but in the original, it's Meleager that she ends up with. Haha, but cute anyways. This is one of my favorites.

Love,
Becca

I always hated Athena in this one. Because, really, she wasn't fair, but she's a Goddess, so who cares?

Love,
Becca

Awesome. Love the line "the threat of loss dug spurs into her sides", i can totally picture that. Even though I knew what is supposed to happen at the end, my heart was pounding while she waivered! Thanks!!

Oh man, Athena as a high school teacher? Now thats scary stuff! I love how you've transposed the power plays between gods and humans to teachers and students :) Thanks for a great read.