Hercules: The Power Of Strength

Hercules was the strongest man on earth and he had the supreme self-confidence magnificent physical strength gives. Everybody has a strength, whether it's physically or mentally. Like Hercules his physical strength saved him from obstacles throughout his life, but as a result of his strong emotions he harmed himself by killing others with his strength. Hercules goes through profusion a challenges throughout his life that required him to use his strength as well as his skills. He showed his brute force from a surprisingly early age when he wrestled a snake that had slithered into his baby cradle. By the time he was eighteen he was full-grown and he killed, alone by himself, a tremendous lion, which lived in the woods of Cithaeron, the Thespian
lion. The saddest happening that ever happened to him was after he got married with Megara and she bored him three sons. Because Hera being jealous of Zeus, she caused Hercules to go insane and kill his wife and sons using his immense strength. He then necessitated the use his strength to be able to overcome all of his twelve labors which were given to him by Eurystheus. For example, killing the lion of Nemea, and, finally, bringing Cerberus, the three-headed dog, up from Hades. In conclusion, he was always confident about his strength and thinking there was nothing he could not do with it. Because of that he considered himself on an equality with the gods. Strength is something that cannot always be measured by the size, but by the strength of the heart.