Which belief of the early greeks is reflected in the story of perseus?
women are less powerful and valuable than men.
a hero must not accept from the gods.
a good leader is one who preserves his rule by using fear and denial.
you cannot escape your destiny.

The best answer to the question: Which belief of the early Greeks is reflected in the story of Perseus? Would be: You cannot escape your destiny.

Explanation:

Although Perseus´s life gives a lot of turns, and throughout the mythological stories it seems that Perseus´s fate will not be fulfilled, in the end, that fate does come to pass. Being born from Zeus and Danae, and being the grandson of Acrisius, King of Argos, Perseus soon finds himself embarked on a huge adventure because his grandfather fears the prophecy that was foretold about Danae´s son, by the Oracle of Delphi. Fearing what will happen, once Perseus is born, but fearing the wrath of Zeus, Acrisius decides to send his daugher and her child in a wooden chest into the sea. However, they do not drown and rather thrive on the island of Seriphos, where they wash up. After years of adventures, Perseus finds himself in Larissa, where some games are being played, and where his grandfather Acrisius also happens to be. During a display on one of these games, Perseus kills his grandfather by pure accident, and thus fufills his foretold destiny. This is why the answer is the last option.

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