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    Percy Jackson Essay In the stories Percy Jackson and the Olympians the Lightning Thief and “Danaus, Perseus, and the Gorgon” shows how the percy jackson movie modernises the perseus story with the events, hero types, and the theme. The first the that I am going to start with is the events. It transforms it through the events with the the start of the each of their quest. It all starts with both of them trying to save or get there mom back with persuas he was trying to protect his mom from the…

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    When Zeus ruled the land, and Poseidon controlled the sea, and Hades lived in the underworld, there was a brave hero, the first hero. An Oracle of Delphi told Acrisius that one day, his grandson would put an end to the King of Argos. Knowing this, he locked her daughter, Danae, in a chamber to hide her from all men. However, the great god Zeus had found her and had fallen in love. With the power to do anything, the great Zeus had turned into golden rain to seduce her. Soon, she would give birth…

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    conquered the Cyclops almost caused him his death, His temptation is also a weak characteristic, he gives into the beauty of the goddess Circe, which she turns Odysseus men into pigs, Odysseus tries to save them and to get Circe to turn them back. Hermes come to Odysseus in form of a boy and advises him to to eat a moly which would make him immune to Circe's drug. Odysseus overcame Circe and got her to turn his men back to the way they were. Later on Odysseus and Circe became lovers, Odysseus…

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    Cyclops In The Odyssey

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    Odysseus and his crew hike up to the Cyclops’s cave and help themselves to the cave full of sheep and crates of milk and cheese. Assuming that the cyclops would follow the greeks Xenia, Odysseus decides to wait for him to return and see what the cyclops would offer to his visitors. After the cyclops ordeal, as Odysseus and what remains of the crew he lead in these are sailing away, Odysseus shouts out to the blinded Cyclops his name, so he could be the one credited with blinding the cyclops.…

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    if it comes from Greek or Latin. Overall, this was her main love, and one she would have married if given the choice. They even fight side by side in the Trojan war. Aphrodite’s Other Lovers were, Hephaistos, god of smiths, Dionysos, god of wine, Hermes (Ἑρμης) – god of trade Zeus – King of the gods Adonis (Ἄδωνις) – some say this is her most prominent lover. He’s killed by a wild boar that either Ares or Artemis sent out of jealousy – love and hunting abilities respectively. She was also linked…

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    desires. Polydectes made a bet saying that if Perseus was able to kill Medusa, he would leave Danae alone. However, if Perseus failed, he would marry her. Perseus was eager to prove himself and took Polydectes up on the deal. Perseus was helped by Hermes and Athena who told him to speak with the wise Graeae. The Graeae used an eye to see and Perseus stole it from them. Perseus refused to give it back unless they told him where Medusa was. They complied Perseus was able to kill Medusa with his…

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    Lyra Research Paper

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    family that resembles a harp. It has 5 main stars but 25 in total. It's brightest star is Vega and it is bordered by the constellations Draco, Hercules, Vulpecula and Cygnus. The constellation Lyra represent Orpheus' lyre. It was supposedly made by Hermes with a tortoise shell and it was, according to legend, the first lyre ever created. Orpheus treasured his lyre and took it everywhere, learning to play it as he travelled. It was said that he could charm even inanimate objects with his…

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    The main character of “Things Fall Apart”, Okonkwo is a tragic hero. A tragic hero holds power , chooses his course of action, possesses a tragic flaw, and it will lead to his fall. Okonkwo's tragic flaw is his fear of weakness and failure. I think that Okonkwo is a better hero than Odysseus because he had help with the gods along his journey, and Okonkwo had to work for everything, not even from his father. One reason why Okonkwo is a tragic hero, and also a better hero than Odysseus. Okonkwo…

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    Classical Greek culture has, and always will be, a topic of western civilization that is studied and taught amongst people of today’s society, and those to come. There is much to be learned about civilization during that time. How people lived, taught, and learn is still being improved upon. As well as the abundance of activities that ancient Greeks participated in such as sports, the arts, and politics. Classical Greece, despite having many smaller cities which were not nearly as active,…

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    Learning Log #5 American Renaissance Murals The image of a 1903 mural created for a US courthouse, is typical of an American Renaissance mural because it has a sense of a unified national identity. Also, the mural has various examples of Renaissance ideals of art. Some specifics being the columns on either side of the woman on a throne. The mural also shows the architecture (throne, columns, steps) as white. This is similar to many American Renaissance murals, to imitate the White City in…

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