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    When it comes to the relationships between the sky gods and their wives, the relationships are heavily characterized by their gendered dynamics. The gods typically have aggressive, domineering personalities as a result of their masculinity. The femininity of the wives, however, is shown as more passive, manipulative personalities. For instance, when Gaia decides she cannot suffer her children being enclosed in her any longer, she sends Kronos to castrate Ouranos as a direct destruction of the most obvious part of his masculinity. As a result, when Kronos swallows his children himself, Rhea must use her femininity to dispose of him. She offers a rock to Kronos to swallow, which he accepts, and that shows Kronos does not believe his wife will try to get revenge, perhaps thinking her too passive or meek. Rhea, knowing this is what Kronos believes, uses that as an…

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    Cronus was told that he was bound to get overthrown by his sons like he overthrew his father and he ate his children.They had Hades, Poseidon, Hestia, Demeter, Hera, and Zeus but all of them were swallowed by Cronus but were still living in his stomach. On the other hand, when Zeus was about to be born, he was replaced with a rock that was wrapped around with cloths by Rhea so Zeus wouldn’t get eaten. Cronus did swallow the rock but nothing happened to him because his mother was told about…

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    All About Poseidon Splash!!! boom!!! crash!!! I think Poseidon is angry with the mortals. Who is Poseidon? Poseidon is the son of Cronus and Rhea, and he is the god of the Sea. He had two brothers. Zeus and Hades who he divided powers of the world with. Poseidon’s parents were Cronus and Rhea. Cronus was a Titan god. He was also the god of time & ages. Rhea was the god of generation. One day, Cronus voraciously devoured Poseidon, Demeter, Hera, Hades, and Hestia.Rhea took Zeus(as a baby) to a…

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    Zeus of Olympia- Interesting Greek mythology. If Zeus didn’t defeat Chrono’s ‘’his father” what would of happened? Zeus’s father is Chrono’s, He is king of the titans the most powerful gods in the universe. Chrono’s mates with his own sister rhea. Mythology house hold names, The Olympians, among them are hails, verismo, and Zeus. Chrono’s was afraid of his son taking power. Chrono’s ate his own children at birth 6 of them. Chrono’s got rhea pregnant, but…

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    The Greek god was called Zeus, but he was also known as the Roman god, Jupiter. Both the Greek king of gods and the roman king of gods shared the same power and duties. There were complications between his father, Cronus, and his children that happened before the birth of Zeus, so his mother Rhea hid the newborn in a cave on Mount Dicte in Crete. He was raised by nymphs (a mythical spirit of nature imagined as a beautiful maiden inhabiting rivers, woods, or other locations) and spent his…

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    Throughout mythology there are reoccurring themes including great battles and strange birth stories. I relate to these themes because I have had experiences in my life that mimic those of the Gods in myth. A well-known battle in Greek mythology is the Titanomachy, a 10 year war between the Titans and the Olympians. I watched my cousin fight her own battle, against cancer. Greek myth always includes a unique tale of birth. A perfect example is the story of Zeus. Zeus’ father Cronus ate all of…

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    Shamir Essay Cronus was afraid one day that his kids would one day grow up to his authorities. But as soon as his kids was born he ate all 5 of them but Rhea saved Zeus. The Zeus defeated his father. There was fate and prophecy in both stories. “One day Cronus knew that one day his kids would rise up to his authority. Cronus was scared that his kids would grow up and defeat him. Cronus did not want that come true so as soon as each one was born he ate them. Cronus ate his kids before they…

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    Motifs In Creation Myths

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    rather have the power. It was often the younger generations defeating the older generations. That is also why sometimes the battle was between brothers and sisters. Everyone has always had their own opinion within society, if one does not like something they will most likely express that or physically change it. In the Greek myth, or Theogony, there is a constant battle for power throughout the original family, the gods and goddesses. Uranus’ wife, Ghia, did not like how he was running…

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    Imagine being the ruler of all the gods but not having any respect because of all the bad decisions that you have made. Zeus was that god. One of the reasons that Zeus did not get any respect was because he had so many affairs and made bad decisions. While Zeus is the most powerful god, he still has his family, special powers, and his importance to deal with. One thing Zeus cared a lot about was his family. His wife was the goddess, Hera, but he had many affairs on her, which she did not…

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    The parents of Hades were the Titan Cronus and the Titaness Rhea. Hades’s brothers were Zeus; the god of the sky and ruler of the Olympian gods; Poseidon; the god of water and; Chiron; the wisest of all the Centaurs. The sisters of Hades were Demeter; the goddess of harvest; Hestia; the goddess of domestic life; and Hera; the goddess of marriage. Persephone, who was the daughter of Demeter, was kidnapped by Hades and taken to the Underworld. Persephone to be released by Hades, she had to make a…

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