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    mother: for I have sinned against them both so vilely that I could not make my peace by strangling my own life.” (p. 257‚ 1318) This explains why he did not want to commit suicide. He is saying that if he killed himself‚ once he was dead he would go to Hades. Both of his parents are

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    says‚ “No‚ old man! Dont preach to me nor tell me that what I did was wrong! If I still had my eyes‚ how could I face Hades in the underworld? How could I face my parents after what I have done to them? For such atrocious acts‚ suicide is too small a price to pay. ”pg29. Oedipus is telling the Chorus that if he still had his eyes he would never be able face his parents or even Hades in the underworld because he is so ashamed of the things he did. Oedipus physically blinded himself because he was so

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    The Lightning Thief By: Rick Riordan Journal #1 In the beginning of this story we meet Percy Jackson‚ a 12 year old “demigod.” Demigods are superhuman mortals born of the Gods. They are half man‚ half god and wield powers connected to the powers of their Olympian parent. Percy had no clue of what he was or what he was capable of. During a school field trip to the museum‚ Percy was not feeling well. He was seeing weird things such as water flying in the air and his teacher teleporting

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    Perseus where to find the Gorgons. They also gave Perseus a few magical items to help him in his quest. One these were a pair of "winged" sandals to fly with‚ another was a magic bag that grew to any size to hold any object put in it. The Helmet of Hades to make the wearer invisible. These items along with his sword and shield that Hermes and Athena gave him helped Perseus reach Okeamos to face Medusa. Perseus sneaked up on Medusa

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    surface of Earth (for example‚ see sheol and Hades). Modern understandings of hells often depict them abstractly‚ as a state of loss rather than as fiery torture literally underground‚ but this view of the concept of a hell can‚ in fact‚ be traced back into the ancient and medieval periods as well.[citation needed] Hell is sometimes portrayed as populated with demons who torment those dwelling there. Many are ruled by a death god such as Nergal‚ Hades‚ Hel‚ Enma or the Devil. The modern English word

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    leaves Half-Blood Hill with Riptide‚ Grover‚ and his platonic ideal Annabeth. Tests follow Percy during the approach. He meets one of his enemies‚ Medusa‚ who attempts to turn him into a statue. His other big enemy‚ Hades‚ believes that Percy stole the lightning bolt‚ but Percy blames Hades for the disappearance. Percy also has his allies. His dad‚ the god Poseidon‚ saved Percy’s life when he fell off the bridge into the water‚ and Annabeth and Grover help him along the whole way. Percy continues searching

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    beginning‚ the soldier describes going into the pit as “a mad rushing descent as of the soul into Hades” (Poe 268). The descent reminds the reader of hell in that it is beneath the surface of the ground. Also‚ when the soldier describes the mad rushing‚ it can represent hell because nothing in hell is supposed to be orderly or calm. In the Bible‚ hell is described as a chaotic and tortuous place. “Hades” is an allusion to Greek mythology and describes the underworld. Through the description of the

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    talent is associated with Orpheus and what role does that play in his death? Orpheus possessed a legendary musical talent that allowed him to have control over living things. His musical talent allows him to convince even the most powerful Gods like Hades to allow him to do what he wants. However‚ every legend has to come to an end. Orpheus fell in love with a nymph named

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    The striking similarities between Greek and Indian mythology Although the general topic of my interpretation presentation and my 5 essays is Greek mythology and considering how vast Greek mythology is I could talk strictly about Greek mythology in all 5 of them; I decided to base my first essay on the similarities between Indian and Greek mythology since I felt simply talking about Greek mythology would become too monotonous. I will begin my essay with a basic introduction of what mythology

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    Ancient Greece started during the period called the Archaic age. “During the so-called Greek Dark Ages before the Archaic period‚ people lived scattered throughout Greece in small farming villages. As they grew larger‚ these villages began to evolve.”(Ancient Greece) Just like other countries‚ Ancient Greece did not start off as an advanced civilization‚ but‚ over time‚ Ancient Greece became more advanced and wealthy. Some essential characteristics that helped Ancient Greece become more advanced

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