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    Alex Beecher ENG 215 5/31/12 Film Review Perseus Abound For this film review‚ I watched the film Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief. It tells the story of Percy‚ son of Poseidon‚ and his quest to discover both who he is and who stole the mighty lightning bolt of Zeus. The film is aimed at families‚ and generally shows an accurate representation of the Greek myths. There are a few key differences though‚ which are mostly used to present the Greek Gods in a better‚ more likable

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    she sided with Poseidon. She punished Medusa by turning her beautiful tresses into snakes and giving her the destructive power to turn anyone who looked directly at her into stone. One of the best-known legends about her tells of how the Greek hero Perseus killed her. Once there was a king named Acrisius‚ he had a beautiful daughter named Danae. The oracle of Apollo told Acrisius that Danae’s son would one day kill him. Acrisius could not let that happen‚ so he locked Danae in a bronze tower so that

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    A boy named Perseus was thrown out of the kingdom where he stood as a prince‚ he and his mother were sent to another island. The King of the island wanted to marry his Perseus’ mom. She did not want to do so and Perseus was behind her‚ so the king tasked Perseus with killing Medusa and bringing him her head. This was a tricky objective obviously meant to be very time consuming because

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    turn to stone. This sent Perseus on a mission to chop the head off of Medusa and return home with her head in his hands. Off Perseus went to search for the three sisters of Medusa who were called the Graiai. Theses sisters were very weird because they were blind and could see with one eye that they passed between themselves so each could see. Perseus grabbed the eye and refused to give it back to them until they told him where Medusa was. The Graiai gave in and told Perseus where to find the Gorgons

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    creature’s half-sister but he was able to slay the monster and find his way out of its labyrinth. Now there are two other Mythological demigods that interest me the most in their heroic actions. Different heroism but at the same time maybe alike. Perseus for example is one of those two demigods who interest me because of his quest and how he handled it but also because of his past and the way his life was

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    most beautiful women in Greece before making Athene upset‚ but after becoming a gorgon her hair turned into snakes‚ she grew claws‚ wings‚ and worst of all who ever looked at her turned into stone. After she was turned into a gorgon she was slain by Perseus and her head was given to Athene. The story of medusa is one that shows exactly why no one dared to mess with the gods. In the story of Medusa her characteristics have developed in Greek mythology like no other character has before. At the beginning

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    Egypt‚ Alexander had an urge to visit the temple since he wanted to consult the oracle there‚ which had a ‘reputation for infallibility’. Arrian also states that both Perseus and Heracles had consulted it at some point. And since it is clear from Arrian’s account that Alexander longed to duplicate‚ if not surpass‚ the feats of both Perseus and Heracles‚ so surely he must consult this oracle too. Arrian (book 3) claims that ‘the blood of both flowed’ within Alexander‚ which suggests that Arrian was of

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    how the movie Percy Jackson Lightning Thief draws on and transforms the legend of Perseus by rendering new characters‚ hero type‚ plot‚ and basic hero themes. I will do this in three paragraphs in the order of plot events‚ themes‚ hero types. Also with a conclusion paragraph. ` First‚ the events‚ from the legend of perseus was rendered new in Percy Jackson the Lightning Thief by changing the origin of percey. Perseus was raised in a small island ruled by polydectes who was a jekey ruler who wanted

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    In Partial Fulfillment of Requirements In English MOVIE REVIEW Of BEOWULF Merry Anjela M. Mendoza September 16‚ 2011 Ms. Maria Dolores Fiao-ag Introduction Beowulf is an epic from England. It is a story of a brave man who killed many monsters and died defending from a dragon. It is also a great story of adventure. From an old English poem‚ it became a 3D movie with the faces of real actors and actresses. Although there has a difference from the original poem‚ it still showed great and it

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    Short Paper. Both work are from the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art. The paper can also be used for Collage. Good‚ But needs to be a little more specific in some areas. Canova Even though both Canova and Rodin were from completely different stylistic periods‚ they both shared somewhat similar views and influences. "Canova and Rodin are probably the only two sculptors of the nineteenth century who escaped the strictures of an epoch that looked on human life as a succession of events whose banality

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