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Should The 12 Olympians Identify With Hephaestus Justified?
Andrew David 6/21/2014
Aliso Viejo Middle School
Part 1
Chapter 1
1. The 12 Olympians gained control when Zeus dethroned Cronus and seized power.
2. I most identify with Hephaestus is because of my love of building and crafting.
3. Hera would punish the women Zeus fell in love with even if they were tricked and her anger even fallowed the children. Hera also threw Hephaestus off of mount Olympus because of his deformities. The reasons are not always justified, but the reason they are might be because the Greeks might of saw it as a way to say even the things that seem to be great have a side of darkness too.
4. I find the three judges interesting because they determine how you spend the rest of your afterlife.
5. Hera took the eyes of Argus
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Europa ended up in Crete and was taken there by Zeus.
19 The Idea of an Echo came from the nymph Echo who was cursed by Hera to only be able to say the last word she hears. The myth of Echo involves Narcissus who was curse by Nemesis to love only himself, so when he saw himself in the reflection of a pond he sat and watched his reflect for the rest of his life.
20. The purpose of the flower nymph was to explain nature.
21 Love is the common theme for all the flower myths.
Part 2
Chapter 5
22. It means if you cannot trust a person you cannot truly love them and it affects your feelings towards them.
23. They were both given something and told not to open it but they both did anyway and it showed they viewed women as trouble.
Chapter 6
24. It explains why a mulberry tree changes color.
25. The two both include music and other things of the arts.
26. She would lay eggs these days are call the halcyon days
27. It had the same people with a few changes.
28. I believe the Greeks had mixed feelings on love like with Narcissus and Echo. Echo loved Narcissus but he only loved himself there for making it a burden but then with Pyramus and Thisbe it was a gift.
29. With the Book the House of Hades by Rick Riordan It has a modern Echo and Narcissus still stuck in the same problem as the first

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