Use the following excerpt from the essay "All Too Human Gods" to answer this question:
Which answer uses the ellipsis to omit information to provide the best evidence to support the idea that the Greek Gods who lived on Mt. Olympus were a dysfunctional family?
Dysfunctional: deviating from the norms of social behavior in a way regarded as bad.
Zeus who had several wives and many girlfriends was always arguing with Hera (one of his wives) and easily outwitted. In addition, Zeus was vengeful. Once after Hera persuaded other gods to be a part of a plot that included drugging him, tying him down while he slept, and stealing his thunderbolt, Zeus swore to destroy them.
His wife, Hera (who was also his sister by the way), was understandably jealous. No one can blame her for punishing her husband whenever she could. Unfortunately, she was also cruel to unwitting mortal lovers. And she made life miserable for those children, including the hero Hercules and the vine god Dionysus.
Cronus was the youngest son of Uranus and Gaea, the leader of the first generation of Titans, and, for a brief period, the ruler of all gods and men. He successfully led the rebellion against his father, but soon he grew as tyrannical as him; Cronus imprisoned both the Cyclops and the Hecatoncheires, and swallowed all of his children. All of his children except one ; he saved the last son; eventually, this child – Zeus – would be the one to overthrow him and lock him away in Tartarus.