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    being involved with the harvest or crops of the earth. They regularly suffer when the troublesome cold overpowers them every time winter rolls around. As told by the myths, when Hades wanted a queen he took Demeter's only daughter, Persephone, which…

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    While she picked, a light began to appear in the distance. It kept growing and growing until it was the size of a human. Then suddenly, the light changed form and became a god. As the god walked closer, Chira realized that it was Persephone. “ Hello, Chira,” Persephone said…

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    are disobeyed. Another purpose of Greek Myths are to explain the unexplainable. The Greeks did not have modern-day science to explain the world around them, so they used Myths. A good example of a myth that explains is “Demeter and Persephone”. Young goddess Persephone is kidnapped by Hades and brought to the Underworld to be his bride. Tricking the…

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    Aphrodite Research Paper

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    The god that I chose to do was Aphrodite, and was also known as Venus which was her roman name. Aphrodite was usually found in Olympus with the other gods and goddesses. With her beauty she could make any man fall in love with her. Also she could make other people fall in love, and make anything beautiful or lovely. I will be telling you about Aphrodite's family relatives, history, physical appearance and symbols, celebration, and one important myth of Aphrodite. Aphrodities mother known as…

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    and “realistic allegory”. In it, the main character, named Connie, is on a search for independence be hanging out at a restaurant. Through further analysis, it can be revealed that Connie and Arnold’s relationship mirrors that of the famous myth Persephone and Hades; it also has Stockholm Syndrome-like qualities that are emphasized through the setting, plot, and characterization. The setting has connections to Stockholm Syndrome, like when Arnold is introducing himself to Connie.…

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    Aphrodite is the goddess of beauty and love, she was very beautiful and lured the heart of many gods. Aphrodite loved Adonis, the god of beauty and desire. He too was very beautiful and captured the attention of many goddesses. Adonis was the mortal son of the goddess Myrrha and Cinyras, but he was adopted by the gods. He loved to hunt and spent as much of his time in the forest as he could. The myth of “Aphrodite and Adonis” or “Venus and Adonis” is the most epic love story of all love…

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    Contrapposto

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    sense, as contrapposto did originate with the Greeks. She is well proportioned, with slight exaggeration given to her hips and breasts. This is in reference to fertility, as she is the goddess of grain and fertility. Also unlike Vishnu, Statuette of Persephone is fully clothed. However, the top part of her peplos appears rather sheer, again in order to emphasis her breasts and fertility. Her face is more neutral than that of Vishnu. She does not look as happy, but rather more…

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    Title of Myth: How the World and Mankind Were Created Page_ to page _ 76-93 Main Characters Zeus (Jupiter) *Supreme Ruler and Lord of the Sky *Egotistical *Head-strong *Exudes empowerment *Father to Athena, Apollo, Artemis, Aphrodite, Hermes, Persephone, etc. *Son to Cronus and Rhea *Overall leader Conflicts Man vs Man Zeus vs Cronus Purpose of Myth This myth portrays the fact that you can’t change what is destined to happen and in addition, it also gives a respectable space for…

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    One example of Greek Mythology is the story of Hades and Persephone, and how the seasons came to be. Hades fell in love with Persephone one day and kidnapped her from her mother Demeter, the Goddess of Vegetation. Demeter became very depressed and stopped helping the earths plants grow. Zeus, knowing what happened to Persephone, decided that she should be with her mother. Hades found out that Persephone was going to be taken to Earth to be with her mother, and before letting her…

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    Hades was the Greek god of the underworld and the dead. He was one of the oldest and most powerful gods, being first born male of Cronus and Rhea. He was very complicated and would rarely ever show himself, but when he did it could be very interesting. Hades was the fourth child of Cronus and Rhea and was swallowed by his father, Cronus, as all the others before him had. This happened because it was prophesied Cronus would be overthrown by his children just as he did father, Uranus. This is…

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