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    Monster the Creation of our Wild Imaginations Are monsters a reflection of our fears or a way to escape the harsh truth about reality into the wild side of our minds? In today’s society monsters play a big role in our lives, we see monsters in movies, shows and stories that people tell us. Monsters are a reflection of our fears, the creativity of our minds and the believes of our cultures. Some of these monsters fascinate people because of their abilities and their way of living. A monster is…

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    35. Dante, The Devine Comedy Hell (Inferno) Summary: In the beginning Dante has realized that he has strayed from the right way and Virgil has taken on the task of setting him right, but the task will be difficult for Dante must go through hell, purgatory, and then see the light of God. Dante tells Virgil to lead the way to the “sad halls of hell” and the unknown poet tells him to follow. As they embark on their journey Dante begins to feel uneasy as they approach hell, but Beatrice reassures…

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    Pankration, The Forefather of MMA Athletics played an essential role in the ancient Greek world. The Ancient Olympic Games dates back to 776 BCE, but we have knowledge that athletic competition in ancient Greece had a long history prior to this date. The ancient Greek athletics was a quest for an individual’s excellence and fame, which the ancient Greeks called Arete. Because of this emphasis on the individual, sports in ancient Greece largely excluded team competitions. In this paper, I will be…

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    receives a lot of help from the gods and gains their favor, which allows him to complete his task and reunite his family. This reunification is Perseus’s most defining and heroic characteristic. As for Theseus, he is known for his slaying of the Minotaur, an impressive feat in and of itself, and also for his wisdom and intelligence. Theseus is thought to have helped make Athens into the ancient powerhouse it once was through the establishment of democracy. Essentially his claim to fame was being…

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    Young Adult fiction has always been enriched with ancient myths, folklore and legends. This can be seen from The Chronicles of Narnia to Harry Potter. By using myths and alluding to ancient sources in Young Adult fiction this has normally guaranteed these books to be a success. The main books which will be focused on in this dissertation are the Harry Potter books by J.K. Rowling, The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins and His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman. All of these books, according to the…

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    HEROES OF GREEK MYTHOLOGY The Influence of Theseus Obinna Oguike Professor Karen Owens Mythology HUM 2310 27 November 2015 The influence of Theseus: There are numerous tale of heroes in Greek mythology ranging from the brave and courageous Heracles to the noble twin brothers Dioscuri. Each playing an unexpendable role in the development and growth of modern civilization. Heroes in Greek were described to be of celestial origin and with the performance of a great dead were able to transcend…

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    Twins, War of the Twins, and Test of the Twins. This fantasy series was written by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman in 2001. It is set in the mythical world of Krynn where many races roam the land, including humans, dwarves, kender, elves, gnomes, minotaurs, and—who could forget?—goblins. All of the books are written in third person limited, with Caramon’s thoughts being shown but the main character development happening with his twin, Raistlin. One major theme of this series is adventure, as the…

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    shows Artemis as being revengeful and mean. According to a myth, she killed Ariadne, on the request of god Dionysus. Ariadne was the daughter of Minos, the king of Crete, who abandoned her father after riding home with him once he had killed the minotaur (“Artemis”Greek). Artemis had many other bad encounters with mortals as well including the time she was indirectly responsible for the death of Ariadne's sister Phaedra. As the story goes, Phaedra was infatuated with her husband's stepson, who,…

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    countries of America might aid Osama to take the U.S.. However many people know that America never backs down to a fight, so they went to iraq and fought back, lost many battles but still got many things accomplished. After 10 years Theseus killed the minotaur and ruined the plots for the Al Qaeda. Surprisingly the Al Qaeda had furthered their plans without Bin Laden. The SEALs recovered some intel saying that Al Qaeda is striking again on the memorial of…

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    I chose Titan’s Meeting of Bacchus and Ariadne because of the colorful aspect of it. Most of the art depicted in Gardner’s Art Through the Ages chapter on high renaissance is colorful and full of mannerism that it is hard to pick a favorite one. Titan’s bacchanalian scene however captured my attention with its vivid colors and rich details. There was a growth in the role and presentation of mythical imagery in Renaissance times. An understanding with Roman culture and the trappings of classical…

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