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The text says that the myth of Arachne “served to warn against the dangers of pride and vanity[.]” How does the story of Arachne demonstrate the dangers of pride and vanity? Use details from the story to support your answer.

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Arachne showed pride and vanity when she claimed that she was the best at weaving. She said (insert direct quote here) she was better than Athena herself. She ended up being punished for her pride by Athena, resulting in her being the first ever spider.
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