Throughout human history there has always been personality traits that have been restricted to two of the sexes: female and male. These emotions and actions are so regularly regulated by common society that in an instance of ambiguity there is cause for outcry. As for Hercules’ he neither fits exclusively into masculinity nor femininity as he possessives the emotions and qualities of both. As an illustrated numerous times, Hercules is often thought to be one of the most emotionally complex heroes in Greco-Roman history. Anger that so often possess Hercules’ is considered a masculine occurrence rather than a feminine one yet the deed of acting on any type of emotion is often deemed feminine.
