Dido

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Who is Dido compared to?

Diana

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Why is Dido seen to be pious?

Dido was building for Juno a huge temple

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Who is Dido tricked by?

Juno and Venus

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How does Juno trick Dido?

Makes everything seem like she is marrying Aeneas

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How does Venus intervene with Dido?

Sends Cupid down to make Dido fall in love with Aeneas

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What is Dido’s love described as?

Dido was on fire with love

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Who convinces Dido to get with Aeneas?

Anna

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How do we see Dido embodying Roman values?

Building a city

Good leader

Hospitable

Pious

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How does Dido behave when Aeneas leaves her?

raged like a Bacchant

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Who is Dido compared to when she is angry with Aeneas?

Pentheus

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What happens to her city in book 4?

Towers she was building ‘ceased to rise’

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Why do we sympathise with DIdo?

It wasn’t her choice mostly and she was a puppet in the gods plan

See it through her perspective so get her thoughts and feelings which make us able to understand her

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What does she do before she dies?

Curses the Romans - foretells the wars between Carthage and Rome

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What is the quote about Dido praying?

Dido prayed for death

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What does Dido do when she sees Aeneas in the underworld?

She rushed away hating him

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What does Edwards say about women?

Powerful women are the ones who die

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What do feminist critiques say about women?

WOmen are collateral damage to prioritize the father-son relationship

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What does Olionsis say about women?

Virgil associates women with unruly passion

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What does Harrisson say about Dido?

She is highly sympathetic to a modern reader

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What does she say is Aeneas’ fault?

I am hated because of you by my own people

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What does she say to insult Aeneas?

You are not the son of a goddess

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What does she say to curse him?

You will receive the punishment you deserve and the news of it will reach me deep among the dead