In "perseus and the quest for medusa's head," why is perseus charged with the task of bringing the king the head of medusa?
a. the king wants to rid the kingdom of the evil villain.
b. perseus suggests this task, and the king agrees to shame perseus.
c. perseus wants to marry a queen from across the sea, and this is the bride price.
d. the king's daughter is angry with medusa and asks perseus to slay her.

I would say that none of the answer fits the real story. As far as i know, perseus was tasked by the king ( Polydectes ) to search for medusa's head in order to get rid of him ( as he wasn't able to marry perseus' mother by force as long as he's there with her ). He then came back in fury ( as he was lied to by polydectes ) and turned him into a stone. So the closes answer would B. ( but still incorrect tho )

The correct option is this: EXHIBIT GRACE UNDER PRESSURE.
From the passage given above, it can be seen that the Major and his men had an attack to carry out, which was soon to be executed after their drinking session, yet they did not show any anxiousness about it during their drinking session, this show shows that an hero should exhibit grace under pressure.