How Is Pangaea Like Zeus

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Pangaea was one of the most strongest gods, next to Zeus. Pangaea in actually Zeus’s brother, but Zeus doesn’t like to talk about him. Pangaea was the oldest out of the four brothers. When Zeus became the god of gods, Pangaea had to bow down to his little brother. Nobody likes to talk about Pangaea because he died many centuries ago. Pangaea was the God Of War and was very muscular. Many people feared Pangaea. Even the great and powerful Zeus used to fear him. When Zeus became the lord of the skies, he quit being so afraid because he had to stand up for his people. Ever since Zeus became the overall ruler, he has been ordering around many others, even Pangaea. One day Pangaea was playing around with some of his friends in the skies. They …show more content…
When the men returned, Zeus went to see his mighty hunters return. At his surprise, he saw Pangaea walking with them. This time Zeus took action, and went straight down there to Pangaea. Zeus grabbed him by the ear and pulled him away from all the others. Zeus said, “If one person defies me, everybody will think it is ok to do the same.” Zeus then pushed Pangaea back in line with the others. When Pangaea got to his home he was so angry with how Zeus treated him in front of his friends, we relieved his anger by destroying his house. Pangaea loaded up with every weapon he could fit on his person and stormed the palace of Zeus. He had threatened Zeus and his authority. Zeus shot up and ran after Pangea. There was a major battle in the skies. The people on this earth at the time were frightened from the storm outside. This was one of the world’s craziest storms and this time. With Zeus’ amazing power and strength against Pangaea's’ Power and skill, the ‘storm’ lasted many days. Pangaea struck down Zeus and he was furious and with the last bit of strength he had, he struck Pangaea with a lightning bolt and Pangaea fell towards the Earth. He landed smack dab in the middle of the land that was here at the time. With the impact of him hitting the ground, the super powerful god dies and from the hit, the land split into many pieces. The mortals call this event

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