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    Informative Essay On Dogs

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    when the Aztecs were still a growing civilization they used to bury men an already dead dog painted yellow to help guide the spirit through the underworld. And, to continue it some people still bury dogs with men. The roman myth is about a dog named Cerberus the dog from the dead and the underworld, and Hercules was the only brave soul who would attempt to challenge the demented beast. The history of the dog has had a huge impact on its current life. A dog’s care is the most important things…

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    Greedy and unmannered people are guarded over by a worm-like Cerberus creature and the slush sinners are forced to lie in nasty slush, followed by never ending icy rain. This symbolizes overindulgence in cuisine, wine and other pleasures. The sinners also are not aware of each other, suggesting their indifference and…

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    Archetypes In Harry Potter

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    Brandi Smith Dr. Alisa Clapp-Itnyre English L392 November 19, 2015 The Use of Mythology in J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter Series The Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling is filled with hints toward Greek, medieval, and Biblical literature, as well as other folklore. Through her conscious use of past archetypes, Rowling displays an expansive intellect that readers many not notice during their first read-through of the series. Rowling uses her knowledge of these classics in the naming of the…

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    Informative Essay On Hades

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    I magine being swallowed by your own father, and controlling a kingdom where the dead go. That happen to Hades, the god of the underworld. Hades’ background, strengths, weakness, enemies, and stores make up what we call Greek Mythology. It’s not like the stories that you head when you were little. It’s much bigger, and complex. Hades the unseen god, now has been seen for the first time like no other.  Hades’ Background Born from two Titans, Cronos and Rhea witch ruled the world. Hades the…

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    The sinners found in Hell have a punishment that contrasts their sins. For example, the gluttons cared too much about food in their lives. As punishment, they are forced to lay in filthy precipitation, and eat it. The gluttons are also tortured by Cerberus, who eats them over and over. There are dozens, maybe even over one hundred symbols in the…

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    know, I know, that’s geek-ish. Anyways, I’ll read this book later. ………………… Okay, I’m now at this terrible place, called,(Drumroll Please!) Work. Plain ‘ole work. Yep an-- Holy Sh--!!! Don’t worry, I almost said it. But there’s a huge freakin’ uh, Cerberus. Yep. He’s here. And not happy, I can tell you that much. Augh! Jeez, that hurt, uh, I’m gonna stop recording while I run for my life, I’ll get back when I’m safe. If I ever will be. ………………… Okay, I’m home. Why I screamed, well it…

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    The Rash and Regret of Hercules When people know nothing they are easily scared. The early Greeks were unaware of many things in their lives so, they made stories to cope with the inability to comprehend the world around them. The Greeks were a mischievous people who made many mistakes and one man in the strange Greek stories is the perfect embodiment of this quality. One of these stories was about a very strong man named Hercules, Edith Hamilton wrote about his story in her book Mythology.…

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    Zeus was the god of thunder and lightning. Zeus's symbols are the thunderbolt , eagle , bull , and the oak tree . The myth of Zeus is that he was the one to save his two brothers and two sisters from Chronos , his father, who had eaten them . Then after the war Zeus and his brothers and sisters created the world. Zeus got the sky and rain , Hades got the underworld , and Poseidon got the sea and earthquakes. Poseidon is the god of the sea and earthquakes .…

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    inhabitants within them. The first circle that I have chosen is the 3rd circle. Within this layer those who have committed the sin of gluttony lie in vast expanses of filthy, freezing slush. Ice cold rain beats down upon them as their demon guardian, Cerberus, howls and screams his discontent. The many gluttons lie amongst the filth, blind to that around them and heedless…

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    His daughter Clarisse, who is the main camp bully, is also left out of the movie. Ares is not the only important villain who was left out, only one of the three Furies appear and Cerberus, Chimera, Echidna or Procrustes are never mentioned, despite Percy having to fight and defeat all of them in the book to complete his quest. Another major detail of the book, which is completely overlooked in the movie, is that Percy isn't supposed…

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