Sedna: The Sea Goddess and Spirit of the Underworld

The video explores the mythology of Sedna, a goddess of the sea and underworld, through various origin stories. These tales often involve her father and result in her transformation into a mermaid-like figure. Additionally, the video discusses the Adlet tribe, a group of dog-human hybrids linked to Sedna's story, highlighting their origins and interactions with humans.

What transformation occurs to Sedna after her father cuts off her fingers?

• She becomes a bird spirit.

• She transforms into a sea creature.

• She turns into a mountain.

• She becomes a tree spirit.

In the story where Sedna is married to a bird spirit, what does her father do to try and save her?

• He calls for help from other spirits.

• He fights the bird spirit.

• He offers a peace treaty.

• He throws her into the sea.

What is the primary reason Sedna's father throws her into the sea in the bird spirit story?

• To stop a storm.

• To appease the bird spirit.

• To teach her a lesson.

• To save himself from drowning.

What is the origin of the Adlet tribe according to the stories?

• They are descendants of a bird spirit.

• They are born from a union between a woman and a large dog.

• They are created by Sedna's magic.

• They are a result of a curse.

Why does the woman's father in the Adlet story decide to abandon his grandchildren?

• He is instructed by a spirit.

• He does not want to raise them.

• He wants to start a new life.

• He is afraid of them.