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    children of the terrible Titan, Cronus. You mortals, cannot fathom how much I hate him, my father ate me. But worse I was rescued by my show-off brother, you know who, the pretentious Olympian Zeus. One day he will join my enemies in the River Styx. What is the River Styx, you ask? Well, once someone dies, their soul comes to the river, where my trusted gondolier Charon gives the soul a boat…

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    row him across the river styx. This is probably how their conversation went. “ What are you doing here? Only the dead can pass” Charon told Orpheus “ Please ferryman I must pass.” Orpheus begged “ Why must you pass? You’re not a spirit.” “I must talk to my great uncle, Hades you know.” Then that’s when Orpheus brought out his lyre. He played a sad meaningful song for his beloved Eurydice, and Charon was so touched by the song he finally agreed to row Orpheus across the Styx. The entire time…

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    circle of hell lie those who committed gluttony (Dante 31). They are forced to live in filth and have human waste rained down upon them. (Dante 32). The fourth circle is reserved for people who are greedy (Dante 37). The fifth circle has the river Styx, where those who have committed the sin of wrath suffer (Dante 39-40). Virgil and Dante must then travel to the city of Dis to enter the sixth circle (Dante 43). The sixth circle contains heretics, the character of Farinata is mentioned (Dante…

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    Overcoming one’s evils is no easy feat, and this is made especially clear as the reader is given a tour through hell, in which the main character has to face his sins and overcome them. Dante’s Inferno by Dante is widely hailed as one of the great classics of Western literature, detailing Dante’s journey through the nine circles of hell. Each circle in this depiction of hell acts as an inescapable prison (in most cases) where sinners are judged and placed into, having to be punished for their…

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    Research Paper On Olympia

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    story begins the day that Rhea’s best friend, Olympia, tells her a dangerous secret. Olympia was a demigod and a daughter of Apollo. A demigod is someone who is half god and half mortal. Rhea swore on the river Styx never to tell anyone Olympia’s secret. To swear on the river Styx was a very serious thing that was not to be taken lightly back then. It was even said that if you broke your oath you would suffer a fate worse than death. But sadly, Rhea broke her promise. She was goaded into…

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    Pluto Research Paper

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    Also, it’s called the “Dwarf Planet” because of its size. It could be called a “plutoid” because it’s farther out into space. Pluto is occasionally closer to the sun than other times because of the oval orbit. Pluto has five moons, which are Kerberos, Styx, Nix, Hydra, and Charon. Because of the New Horizons information and pictures this data has helped scientists learn more about Pluto. Pluto was discovered in 1930 by an astronomer Clyde Tombaugh as working in the observatory in Arizona. The…

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    adored but there on two different sides of the battle. So not much of a foil character but still sort of a foil character. Climax There are many climax's in this story but to me the main one is where Percy becomes invincible by taking a dip in the River Styx and not getting burned alive. It is a significant turning point because it gives him the power to fight Titans And Gods and other immortal beings. The Gods would have had no chance of beating the titans had Percy not become invincible.…

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    the tallest in the army. He had red-brown hair and dark eyes. When Achilles was a small child, his mother Thetis wanted to make him immortal and untouchable in battle so, Thetis took Achilles to the Underworld where she dipped Achilles in the River Styx; (which is…

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    Snowblind,” a song written by Dennis DeYoung and James Young of the American rock band, Styx, was released in 1981 on their Paradise Theater album portraying the dreadfulness of cocaine addiction. The “Sex, Drugs, and Rock ‘n’ Roll” era of the sixties to the eighties had glamorized cocaine use. The core members of the band, having performed throughout that period, released this song to serve as a deterrent. With the exception of Tommy Shaw, the group has not spoken out about their own…

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    Achilles is one of the greatest warriors of all times in Greek mythology. He was a demigod popularly known for his brave actions, handsome look, battling skills, and leadership. He is the son of the mortal king Peleus and the goddess of sea Thetis. His mom worries and protection has created his only weakness that was contributed to his death. Since his fate was to become a mighty warrior his mom fears did not stop his fate. His role in the Trojan war, and how he killed Hector made him a very…

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