Hernando And The Lightning Bolt

Sitting high atop Mount Olympus, the gods and goddesses of Greece were engaged in a heated battle of words. Poseidon swore that Zeus had taken his triton, but Zeus held to his opinion that Poseidon was in possession of his lightning bolt. "If YOU don't return my lightning bolt I'll wage war with you, puny sea god!"

He tells him that someone needs to fight the Trojans with the bow and arrows of Hercules.

In the Titans and Olympians war, Atlas had taken Cronus’s side on the Titans against Zeus. Atlas had taken over leading the Titans due to Cronus’s infirmity of old age. Zeus had gotten irritated over the ten year long battle with no advancement to either side. Like the cheater Zeus is, he went down to Tartarus, killed the creature that was protecting what he wanted, snatched up the Giants and Cyclopses, and used them in battle. The Cyclopses had given Zeus the ability to use thunder and lightning as a weapon in return of their freedom.

Dead! A pure, defenseless mortal, dead. All because of some meaningless grudge held against Zeus. Apollo, with the help of Athena killed Suez. Both had to give up and lose a loved one because of Zeus. It is clear that they attempted to hurt Zeus in some way, shape, or form because, Apollo is able to manipulate someone’s health, and Athena has an owl and an olive tree, which left evidence at the crime scene.

Wellington Gomez English 9 Ms. Williams November 16, 2015 Heroes, Gods and monster Of the Greek myth “Poor child. You are being destroyed by your own worth. Your talent had poisoned you with pride like the sting of a scorpion”. That is a quote from the book “ Heroes, Gods and Monster of the Greek Myth” written by Bernard Evslin on page 11.

Zeus contemplates interrupting the fate of Hector being killed by Achilles. Zeus’s daughter Athena, is angered at the thought of her own father trying to interrupt the death of Hector as his fate has already been decided to be killed at the hand of Achilles. Athena angrily reminds her father that Hector’s fate is out of his control, after Athena dissuades her father from disrupting Hector’s fate, he relents on changing the fate that has already been

In Greece and Asia Minor around 2000 B.C. there existed a common belief in a group of deities. Of this group of deities were twelve Olympians who were immortal. From that group of Olympians came the most dominant and commanding God known to immortals and mortals alike. That Olympian god was Zeus; the son of Titans Cronus and Rhea. When Zeus had grown to maturity, he waged war against his father with his disgorged brothers and sisters as allies. The battle was of epic proportions, Zeus fighting from Mt. Olympus, Cronus from Mt. Othrys. This is Mark Morford’s interpretation of Zeus’ rise to power, which he’d argue is a story of, “The Hero and the Quest” (Morford, 76). While there is no arguing Zeus’ supremacy, it is easy to argue his

One day, Zeus was watching a young mortal tending to her flowers when he noticed her miraculous beauty. He soared through the sky until he was right next to her. Zeus asked her what her name was, and she replied with Halley. He had never heard such a beautiful voice before, and Halley had never seen such a handsome man before. However Zeus knew Hera would hear soon that he had left Mount Olympus, so he had to use his greatest tactic to get away. Zeus tapped the ground three times with his lightning bolt, and the more he tapped, the louder the tapping got. By the fourth tap, there a was a radiant flash and a loud thump. The flash was bright enough where

“WHAT!” Zeus screamed. “HE IS GOING TO CHEAT AND TRY TO TRICK ME OUT OF MY THRONE!” “go find him and banish him to the moon to Poseidon.”

He growls “make me my food now!” He grabs the table and flips it over causing a loud crash and all the plates to smash. They had been arguing for ten minutes first about her not watering the plants enough even though it had been pouring outside fit the last three days. Now it was about the food she had prepared for him.

“Heroes, once again you have deemed yourselves worthy, once again you have saved the world of the gods. All of you, for your bravery, deserve a reward, a gift from the gods.” Boomed a fifteen foot tall Zeus. We all looked up at the great king of the gods in front of us, all of us had a, war hardened, serious expression, we knew...this was

"I've had enough Zeus. The girl whom you love shall suffer severely. No longer shall she walk freely but walk in great punishment!" Hera began, angered by the actions of her husband,"A spell that will destroy the mortal's life including her beloved children!"

Thousands of years ago there was a young warrior who was destined to save her tribe. Her birth sparked something and everyone felt a flicker of hope flow through them. For years the tribe had constantly under attack by their enemy, who in their reckless acts left small amounts of survivors. But the girl’s tribe sought revenge and were determined to end the humiliation and there was only one way to do it.

It was a windy morning up in space, as Zeus was out and about he had discovered something extraordinary; the Moon! He was sure he would need a proper protector for it! Zeus had thought about it for quite a while and he had came to the conclusion that he should have the finest warriors fight in a great battle in efforts to find the most superior guardian.

“The cape of the stolen souls” Zachary said “If you kill someone while it’s on you will get the power of the person you have killed.”