Question

In the third voyage of sinbad the sailor,how is the giant in the story and example of the archetypal monster who threatens a hero and his people

Answer 1

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In the third voyage of sinbad the sailor, the giant in the story and example of the archetypal monster who threatens a hero and his people is that Reis was the captain in the third voyage of Sinbad the Sailor. 

Answer 2

Answer:

In his third trip, Sinbad the sailor and his men are captured by a giant.

Explanation:

This giant look like a man but his color is black, he has eyes like coals and his teeth are enormous, they look like a  wild boar's teeth, this creature is huge, his lips are loose, similar to the ones from a camel, they go down until his chest, not only his mouth is huge but also his ears are.

This giant man threatens Sinbad and his men, as the typical villain, he starts eating part of the crew, so Sinbad decides to defeat his men and thinks in a plan to blind him.