Create A Greek Mythology Class

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I would create a Greek mythology class. I love the stories like Achilles, a Trojan war hero. He was this very strong man that felt he was invincible and no person or object could harm him. Achilles was not immortal he was pierced in the heel by an arrow and killed. There are more adventurous stories like this that I enjoy. The way Greeks used stories to explain their existence puts things in perspective. This class would help me appreciate and expand my views of past

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