This character rides Jupiter (who is disguised as a bull at the time) through the ocean all the way from Phoenicia to Crete, after which Jupiter rapes her.

Jupiter rapes this character and then changes her into a cow, although Juno isn’t fooled by the transformation.

Fleeing Apollo’s attempt at rape, this nymph changes into a laurel tree.

The Greek equivalent of Noah and Noah’s wife, these two survive a catastrophic flood and end up washing up on Mount Parnassus.

This fountain (also the name of a nymph) was said to soften and feminize anyone who touched its waters, and figures into the story of

Asks to see Jupiter in his true form and gets incinerated.

Wife of Cadmus and thus the matriarch of the city of Thebes, she was later turned into a serpent along with her husband.

Chats with her lover through a hole in a wall.

The Metamorphoses‘ story of Apollo, the raven, and the crow, later taken up by Chaucer as The Manciple’s Tale, ultimately warns:

Virginal priestess of Diana, this unfortunate character is raped by Jupiter and then later changed into a bear by Juno.

Mistakenly thinks his lover has been eaten by a lion.

Pan attempts to rape a wood nymph who flees and escapes from him by changing into a bunch of reeds, and Pan finds he can make music with these reeds. What’s the wood nymph’s name?

Sees Diana bathing in the nude and pays dearly for it.

Dismembered by Dionysus’ groupies.

This unfortunate character is raped by the sun, Helios, and then buried alive by her father, after which she transforms into a sweet fragrance.

Borrows his father’s chariot.

Fleeing rape, this nymph turns into a fountain.

A man who changes into a woman, then back into a man, and proclaims that sex offers more pleasure to women.

This character’s wedding is a little bit awkward. It involves a massive, bloody battle and a bunch of assailants getting turned to stone.

Whom does Perseus rescue from the Kraken?