In the beginning of time there was Chaos. He was a Unicat, a cross between a cat and a unicorn. He was the god of all unicats that lived. He became lonely while sitting in the Heavens so he decided to make a wife that was also a Unicat, whose name was Creation. Both Chaos and Creation had children together, a pair of cats named Death and Despair, and a pair of Unicorns named Gaia and Prospero. Chaos was confused, but Creation loved her children nonetheless. Chaos favors the cats, while Creation favors the unicorns. Creation had decided to give magic to the Unicorns, to create a little world for them to live peacefully on. Gaia and Prospero had started to create a little world, making the cats grow jealous. Death and Despair ran to Chaos and whined. Chaos gave the cats the power to destroy and told them to destroy was Gaia and Prospero had created. When the cats had started to destroy everything, it started a commotion between the cats and the Unicorns. Creation wondered why her children would never get along, but Chaos had knew the exact reason why. The commotion had gotten worse and worse as each day passed and Creation had now noticed why. She went to Chaos and started asking question after question, finally getting the truth from him. She was very …show more content…
She started teaching the two fighting clans to start to work together and not hate each other, Creation was proud that Unity was trying and decided to grant her the power she had promised. Although nothing helped, and Unity had died for her cause. After her death, she was hailed as a martyr, which started to create peace. When they had heard of her death, the cats had eased up on the war and the world flourished with life. As promised, Unity had become a goddess, to keep living and to keep peace on the world. The cats and unicorns had created a population and joined together to make the world come together piece by
The painting in question was owned by R.H. Love Gallery. The painting is titled “Marlton’s Cove”. In 1987, the R.H. Love Gallery sold 50 percent of the painting to Altman Fine Arts and 50 percent to Andre Lopoukhine. In 1989, Morgold Inc. purchased Altman Fine Arts 50 percent of the painting. Morgold Inc. and Andre Lopoukhine decide to sale the painting. Andre Lopoukhine sold the painting to Mark Grossman in 1990. Morgold Inc. received no payment for the sale of the painting. Mark Grossman then sold the painting to Fred Keeler.
She went to live on earth and gave birth to Hunahpu and Xbalanque. The twins wanted to get revenge. They challenged the gods to a game and won. The brothers sacrificed themselves and the gods were amazed. The gods were defeated making one brother the sun and making one brother the moon, starting the beginning of time.
She created a man and a women they populated the world. The moon and the sun had yet to be created but it would soon be something that would come into creation. The land and water god and the life creating job then had a child. It was the moon and sun god.
‘Technology should improve your life… Not become your life” (Billy Cox). This is a message that the characters in Fahrenheit 451 experience throughout the course of the novel. This is the government’s representation of oppression and overthrowing society. Technology is responsible for replacing literature, intellectualism and curiosity. Also, it becomes a substitute for family, friendship and any sort of communication with others.
In The Book of the Dun Cow the world on which the animals live on is called the Cosmos. The Cosmos is still visited by God, and there world is peaceful. Just like our world theirs had four seasons, a day and a night, and there was life and death. The animals who lived in the Cosmos were intelligent, they could speak and have thoughts. There was harmony in the world because evil had not yet been introduced. The sun rotated around the world and the earth was placed in the center of the galaxy. The Cosmos is meant to represent the Garden of Eden before the fall. Yet as in every world there was a hidden evil in the cosmos. The evil Wyrm lived under
Although a lot of other cosmogonic myths have presented creations as part of a natural process that has the clear understanding that it is an act of divine and creative will. We all know there are several creation myths across different cultures. It is known that every different culture even has its unique creation myth that also explains how life and world came to be (Leonard & McClure, 2004). The two myths I would talk about when it comes to this topic are Genesis creation (Hebrew origin) of the Christian culture, and the Norse culture of Iceland (the Vikings). From the readings of both, both myths also start with an emptiness where conflict and chaos may even eventually develop. The Genesis conflict is between God, loneliness, blackness, emptiness, and the need to create
So Hephaestus,Zeus’ son, takes a lump of clay and starts to craft the creature and puts in everything nice (it’s like power puff girls if you watched it) and everything bad things like honey, gall, gold, gravel, love, hate, sweet, and bitter and we wonder how men got along but only the greek gods knew how. And then the beautiful creature was created the first woman (now you see the the similarities) her name was Pandora
were quite powerful and chaotic, such that the god had to split us into two. Thereafter, life
After all the birds and water animals tried and failed at getting soil from the bottom of the ocean, a muskrat, known as the earth diver, found a small piece of mud and brought it to the women. She then placed the soil on the turtle's back and she walked around it as it grew and buried the turtle. The God gave birth to a daughter and that daughter became pregnant as well but only with twins. These Twins were to represent the good and bad in the world. The fought as they were in the womb as well as when they were out of the womb.
Chaos The Greek God Chaos was known to have started everything. He was an oddly shaped mass according to some people; some even said he was a girl, but no one knows for sure. Chaos became well known because of his kids, and myths about his creation. Chaos had many distinguished characteristics and was also named the beginning of everything due to his kids.
In the beginning, the Creator shaped a desolate rock, inhabited by darkness, into something awe-inspiring. But as the Creator stood, admiring the wonders of his creation: From the vast oceans to the illustrious lands to the indomitable spirit of humanity and the grandiose benevolent creatures as tall as trees. His brother, a God, named Atrimpas, envious of his brother's achievement, struck at the opportune moment, and through his trickery, stole possession of the Creator's masterpiece.
In the beginning, it all started with the gods and goddesses Cronus (God of the Sky) and Rhea (Goddess of the Earth). They met and got married. While they were married they produced six offspring. These offspring would turn out to be some of the most famous in mythology. The offspring consisted
The creation of the gods starts with chaos and from the chaos came the endless gods: Eros, Tartarus, and Gaea (Love, hell, and the earth). Gaea created Uranus, the first ruler of the sky and Eros
The Great Spirit created the Sun and the Moon who were given the task of further creation. The Sun and the Moon then moved on to create man and woman. Like many other creation stories, it starts out with a supreme being who then creates some deities and they create mankind.
To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee takes place in Alabama during the Depression, and is recited by the protagonist, a little girl named Jean Louise "Scout" Finch. Her family consists her father, Atticus Finch who is a lawyer and has very high morals. The other member is Jem, her brother along with their cook and housekeeper Calpurnia, who is African-American and is like a part of their family. Other than these three, the recurring characters in the story include Dill , the infamous Boo Radley, Mayella Ewell, Tom Robinson , Mrs. Dubose and Alexandra, Atticus’s sister. The whole story takes place amid a time frame of three years.