| charon | | the first woman created to punish man |
| zeus | | spirit of mortals, taken to the underworld |
| box | | name given to Zeus and his siblings |
| pomegranate | | misty area of the underworld with weeping trees |
| hades | | creator of animals, gave away the best survival skills |
| immortal | | goddess who rules over nature and crops |
| phaethon | | king of the gods |
| uranus | | goddess of wisdom |
| epimetheus | | father of Cronus |
| cronus | | where all of the world's troubles were kept until it was opened |
| persephone | | his her son, Zeus, to save his life |
| heracles | | creator of mankind, stole fire from Zeus |
| titans | | god of the son |
| clay | | work of art torn in a jealous rage |
| athena | | quality of a god or goddess |
| shade | | turned into a spider to weave forever |
| poseidon | | 3 headed dog who guarded the gates of the underworld |
| tapestry | | ginat creatures defeated by Zeus ad his siblings |
| rhea | | underworld region of pain and suffereing for those wrongdoers |
| cerebus | | unwillingly married to Hades |
| fieldsofasphodel | | seeds that forced Persephone to stay in the underworld |
| prometheus | | mortal warrior in all areas but his heel |
| tartarus | | messenger god |
| demeter | | would row a boat across the river Styx |
| hermes | | ruler of the underworld |
| pandora | | where the Greeks would seek to find the future |
| chariot | | substance used to create man |
| achilles | | how the sun was carried through the sky |
| oracle | | son who wanted to follow in his father's footsteps |
| olympians | | god of the waters |
| apollo | | brave warrior but had an awful temper |
| arachne | | god who ate his children in fear |