{Polydectes: Ah, Perseus, son of Zeus, and the lovely Danae. What gift do you bring to your king? Perseus: My king, you surely know I cannot afford an expensive gift. Polydectes: Attention, everyone! This man insults his king by bringing no gift!(Crowd twitters in disapproval.) Are you so lazy that you spend your time gazing up at the stars and wishing on them for your fortune? (Crowd laughs.) Perseus: (angrily) I can give you any gift you wish! (A hush fills the hall.) Just name it!} The conversation between Polydectes and Perseus suggests that ......

In paragraph 9 the most likely reason Perseus says "I can give you any wish! Just name it!" is that he.....

Which of these events from the story causes the god's to consider to help Perseus with his problem?

What effect does Perseus and Danae attending the King's banquet or party have on the plot of the story?

Paragraph 3 [Yes, a golden goblet is a worthy gift. (He laughs.) Yet soon Perseus will come with no gift. He is penniless but loaded with pride, which I intend to use to my good. I have devised a plan to marry his mother, Danae, who so far has refused me. Yes, the trap is set. Soon Danae will be mine. ] In paragraph 3, what does the word devised mean?