ARES
Today we represent the Olympian Ares and we ask that you see him as the best choice for a better Olympus.
What do you look for in a leader? Is it perhaps loyalty? Maybe bravery? Dedication? Fearlessness? All in all, we want someone who will protect us and stand by us in times of need. Someone who’s strong personality can help us achieve greatness. Someone whose determination and courage can make life fair for everyone. Someone, like Ares.
Ares; the Greek god of war, murder and bloodshed. However, he is also the god of spring, growth and nature. As cliche as it is, the saying “Where there is darkness, there is also light” comes to mind. Ares, whose favourite pastime is starting wars also helps the people of Olympus rebuild and regrow in times of need. Where there is death, there is also life.
Ares is one of the most famous Olympian gods. Although when people think of him they don’t remember all the good things he’s done, they remember every war, argument and battle he’s started. Honestly you have to feel kind of bad for him. Ares is the least popular amongst the gods and he is constantly being …show more content…
His impulsiveness, many affairs, “cowardness” and rivalries with the other gods are actually good things in disguise. Greek mythologists believe that Ares was the most impulsive of the gods but his impulsiveness does give him an advantage in battle. He is able to think on the spot and create wise battle plans that could end up saving everyone in the end. Even though Ares did have many affairs and quite a few children, he cared for them all very much. His daughters, The Amazons grew up to be great fighters and protectors of Olympus and when they were in trouble, Ares was there to help them. Unlike some Gods who had around 100 children with dozens of partners who they never married, Ares’ few affairs are nothing in comparison. In greek myths and stories, Ares is often called a
Today we represent the Olympian Ares and we ask that you see him as the best choice for a better Olympus.
What do you look for in a leader? Is it perhaps loyalty? Maybe bravery? Dedication? Fearlessness? All in all, we want someone who will protect us and stand by us in times of need. Someone who’s strong personality can help us achieve greatness. Someone whose determination and courage can make life fair for everyone. Someone, like Ares.
Ares; the Greek god of war, murder and bloodshed. However, he is also the god of spring, growth and nature. As cliche as it is, the saying “Where there is darkness, there is also light” comes to mind. Ares, whose favourite pastime is starting wars also helps the people of Olympus rebuild and regrow in times of need. Where there is death, there is also life.
Ares is one of the most famous Olympian gods. Although when people think of him they don’t remember all the good things he’s done, they remember every war, argument and battle he’s started. Honestly you have to feel kind of bad for him. Ares is the least popular amongst the gods and he is constantly being …show more content…
His impulsiveness, many affairs, “cowardness” and rivalries with the other gods are actually good things in disguise. Greek mythologists believe that Ares was the most impulsive of the gods but his impulsiveness does give him an advantage in battle. He is able to think on the spot and create wise battle plans that could end up saving everyone in the end. Even though Ares did have many affairs and quite a few children, he cared for them all very much. His daughters, The Amazons grew up to be great fighters and protectors of Olympus and when they were in trouble, Ares was there to help them. Unlike some Gods who had around 100 children with dozens of partners who they never married, Ares’ few affairs are nothing in comparison. In greek myths and stories, Ares is often called a