It was the "will of Zeus" that the mortal Paris judge between the three goddesses, and chose the fairest according to Homer's version in The Iliad.
It depends on which story you want to accept for her origin. One has her as a daughter of Zeus, another orgin myth for her has her as a daughter of Gaia, arisen from the sea foam.
Arachne refuses to accept the advice of the old woman because she is overly confident in her own skills as a weaver and believes that her talent surpasses that of the gods, particularly Athena. She perceives the old woman's warning as an attempt to undermine her abilities and challenge her pride. This defiance ultimately leads her to challenge Athena to a weaving contest, showcasing her hubris and disregard for the divine.
Odysseus is hesitant to accept Athena's help because he feels a deep sense of pride and responsibility as a leader. He believes he must rely on his own wits and abilities to navigate the challenges he faces, fearing that accepting assistance might undermine his identity as a hero. Additionally, he is wary of the consequences of divine intervention, having experienced both its benefits and pitfalls in his journey. This internal conflict reflects his complexity as a character, balancing human agency with the influence of the gods.
Athena goddess of war and wisdom did not die. While Kratos stabs the Blade of Olympus into Zeus repeatedly, Athena tries to stop him. Kratos grew even angrier at Athena for trying to stop him. She didn't want to fight him, and in the struggle Zeus gets up and tries to flee, but Kratos sees him and rushes at him, but Athena throws herself in the way of the blow. Kratos, horrified, stops chasing Zeus to tend to her wounds. Kratos asks why she continues to protect Zeus. She states that she does it to protect Olympus and without Zeus, Olympus would fall. Also, the gods will protect Zeus to their death. She also reveals to Kratos that Zeus is his father. Kratos refuses to accept this and snaps going insane with rage and refusing to serve the gods, or back down, and he will kill all the gods. He stops to mourn Athena's death as she dies very similar to Ares, in a green explosion. http://godofwar.wikia.com/wiki/Athena
Arachne refuses to accept the advice of the old woman because she is overconfident in her weaving skills and believes she is superior to the gods, particularly Athena. Her pride leads her to dismiss the old woman's caution, viewing it as an insult to her talent. This defiance ultimately sets the stage for her tragic downfall, as she challenges the goddess to a contest. Arachne's hubris blinds her to the consequences of her actions, highlighting the theme of pride leading to one's ruin.
Maybe, you would have to negotiate with them and see if they are willing to accept a different offer; if they are not interested then the decision stands.
Twenty years of civil war meant many Romans were willing to accept a dictator
To find out what hospitals accept Athena Healthcare, one should contact the company itself, as it is not advertised on their official website. One must log in to find a list.
Whatever someone is willing to pay and you are willing to accept.
Twenty years of civil war meant many Romans were willing to accept a dictator
You can appeal or accept the judgement.
No.
Whatever the buyer is willing to pay and the seller willing to accept
Of course it happens all the time e.g. the tobacco cases. So long as the parties are willing to accept a settlement and the monies are available then there shouldn't be a problem.
No, they are not considered legal tender. If someone is willing to accept them, there is no problem with it, but they do not have to accept them.
Whatever the buyer is willing to pay and whatever the seller is willing to accept
You can do just about anything if you are willing to accept the consequences.