Using Alice 2.4.3 Recreate the Zeus world presented above. In this world, a philosopher has been zapped by lightning and is scorched to show he has met a tragic ending. The philosopher is still in the scene, however, and the user can zap him again. Revise the program to make the zapped philosopher fall down below the ground, where he cant be mouse-clicked again.

This animation is a simulation of an ancient Greek tragedy. (The ancient Greeks were fond of tragic dramas.) In Greek mythology, Zeus was an all-powerful god. If Zeus was angered, a thunderbolt would be shot out of the heavens and strike anyone who got in the way. The initial scene is constructed with Zeus (People) overlooking a temple scene (Environments) from his position on a cloud, a thunderbolt object, and some Greek philosophers named Euripides, Plato, Socrates, and Homer. The initial temple scene is illustrated in Figure 5-2-49. The thunderbolt object has been hidden within a cloud (the one immediately in front of Zeus). Also, a smoke object (a special effect) has been positioned 5 meters below the ground. (The smoke is not visible in the initial scene.) This animation is a simulation of an ancient Greek tragedy. (The ancient Greeks were fond of tragic dramas.) In Greek mythology, Zeus was an all-powerful god. If Zeus was angered, a thunderbolt would be shot out of the heavens and strike anyone who got in the way. The initial scene is constructed with Zeus (People) overlooking a temple scene (Environments) from his position on a cloud, a thunderbolt object, and some Greek philosophers named Euripides, Plato, Socrates, and Homer. The initial temple scene is illustrated in Figure 5-2-49. The thunderbolt object has been hidden within a cloud (the one immediately in front of Zeus). Also, a smoke object (a special effect) has been positioned 5 meters below the ground. (The smoke is not visible in the initial scene.)