Hades Character Analysis

Hades was born to Cronus and Rhea, and he and several other gods participated in the triumph over the titans. He had a terrible draw when all the gods were deciding which part of the universe they would get to rule. His draw led him to become the god of the underworld and wealth. Hades married Persephone through an act of trickery, he kidnapped her to the underworld where she ate a pomegranate that caused her to stay in the underworld for a part of the year and up on Earth. Since Hades was often feared by the Greeks, not many would attempt to speak his name so they decided to refer to him with another name, Plouton, a word meaning wealth in Greek. Eventually Hades became known as the god of wealth because of his second name, Plouton. In literary …show more content…
She is also known to have blonde hair that is braided looking similar to corn husks. Demeter is often referred to as “mother nature”, therefore if an author decides to use any of her character traits, then the character should be able to take care of children or plants. She was a woman who was extremely gentle with anything or anyone she handled, and had motherly tendencies with anything she dealt with. She should be under appreciated for her superior work, but later on receive greater admiration by toners around her. Demeter is often symbolized with a torch because of her persistent search for …show more content…
This is the same river that was included in Achilles myth, where his whole body was put into the river except for his heel the part that he was held by. He had no vulnerabilities at all until he was shot by an arrow in his heel, and died, the term Achilles heel was coined from the situation in this novel. Charon, an old ferry man takes all the dead into the underworld via the River Styx, and there was a dog with a dragon tail named Cerberus that allowed the souls to only enter and never escae, he was the protector of the River