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    Roman/Greek Heroes and Gods There are many, many different Greek and Roman heroes and Gods/Goddesses, but this is about three in particular: Phaethon, Arachne, and Echo. Phaethon is the son of the Titan of the sun named Helios who wanted to fly his father's chariot across the sky. Arachne is a weaver who got turned into a spider for challenging Athena to a weaving contest. Echo is a nymph cursed by Hera/Juno to only speak the last few words she hears. Phaethon is the son…

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    seems petulant and argumentative (Linn, 2011). The Iliad's first example of the conjunction of human and divine anger creating a human/divine crisis (Thompson, 1981). As a result it witnessed decade long war and utter violence from each sides. The demigod, Achilles’ insult enrages the divine involving them in this war and when gods are in war with human beings the result is sure to be unimaginably destructive. Even though Achilles’ wrath caused uncountable death and massive loss, it is still one…

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    The next phase of the “Hero’s Journey” is the “Supernatural Aid” from characters who provide help and guidance for the hero on his path as they represent the “benign, protective power of destiny” (Ubelhor 3). This aid is usually given by wise old men, gods or messengers in the form of weapons, amulets, magical aids and amulets and their roles are only fully fulfilled after the hero completely trust these helpers and protectors. Furthermore, the “helpers’” task is not to finish the task and…

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    June 1945, the United States was preparing for a massive scale invasion of mainland Japan. Military leaders in America were planning an initial invasion of Kyushu with 750,000 US soldiers and an additional 1.5 million troops to complete the invasion of Japan. The estimates from Navy and Air force generals said that it would have taken months to complete the invasion and there was also a chance the the US would lose. If only there was another option to end the war faster and without all the lives…

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    The Lost Hero Rick Riordan 557 pages SUMMERY Jason is just an ordinary teenager until one day, he wakes up on a bus with no memory of anything. Next to him is a girl named Piper McClean, who says she’s his girlfriend, and a boy named Leo Valdez. They are on their way to the Grand Canyon on a school field trip. While they were on the bus, Jason got a bad feeling about one of the kids, Dylan. Once they get to their stop, a storm starts to come in. When they try to go inside, the doors slam shut…

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    He has the physical characteristics that would fit the role of a king along with previous work experience as a Greek demigod in Hercules. He has a strong screen presence, so it will be easy for the audience to build a relation with him on stage to invoke the catharsis that I have been emphasizing. As Jocasta, I would like to cast Julia Roberts. One of the main reasons was…

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    The first mythological reference that provides a new perspective for the reader to look at the story from is when Dumbledore mentions in the Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone to not enter the 3rd floor because it is extremely dangerous and might lead to their deaths. But when Harry and his compatriots find themselves in the out-of-bounds corridor by mistake, they come face-to-face to a three-headed monstrous dog guarding what it seemed like a trapdoor, drooling from all his mouths. (PS, p…

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    and language have been shaped by the classical mythologies of Greece and Rome. Since the Renaissance western cultures have frequently incorporated elements of Greco-Roman myths hence becoming a major touchstone for the past 500 years. Humans, gods, demigods, titans, monsters, giants, famed locations and nymphs have been adopted in many aspects of modern culture. Although most aspects of Greco-Roman mythologies are inapplicable in modern beliefs, its elements have inspired the modern culture,…

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    Ancient Olympics The ancient Olympic games signify much more than athletics. The games represent a much bigger idea of peace and religion. While the athletics played a part in the games, the idea that people of Greece can come together without fighting for a while to compete in games to honor Zeus played another part. Men from all over Greece, in top physical condition from training for months in advance, traveled to Olympia to try and bring pride and fame to the town which they hail from. The…

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    fairy tales are all big parts of a places religion and culture. How are these a big part in Greek culture though. Legends are based on history but is embellished. Myths are are stories based on religion can include supernatural being and gods and demigods. Fairy tales are stories based on history and includes blatant mistruths but there are some truths. Legions entail history of their history nothing is false. Talls entail history but with a little bit of untruths. Finally myths entail religion…

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