Krinth: The Legend Of Prince Kyros

The Greeks’ increased confidence after defeating Persian invaders in 480 BCE is recognized in the artwork of that time. Sculptures evolved from rigid, less lifelike structures to more relaxed and humanlike works, typically evoking self-confidence. The work “Kritios” Boy exemplifies this shift. Assumed to be the work of the Greek sculptor Kritios, “Kritios” Boy was created at the close of the Persian wars. I love how realistic this piece and others like it appear in comparison to the Kouroi before it. These sculptures are visibly relaxed and confident, perfectly emulation the Greek attitude of that era. The way the statue’s weight appears to be shifted onto one leg is the most significant factor in presenting the “Kritios” Boy as self-confident.

The knight is accompanied by his squire, Jöns, as they go back to the knight’s castle to be reunited with his wife. Throughout their journey, they come across various characters and people in the village who are struggling amidst the impending death brought about by the Black Plague.

Now Theseus is older and is in his father’s palace in Athens, the fame seeking youth decided to set his sights on a new journey. A journey which would lead to him being loved and remembered by all the people of Athens. During this time Athens had a severe problem, the neighboring island Crete would attack them every so often. The king of Athens decided to try and compromise with Crete. He stated if Crete left Athens alone for nine years they would send fourteen Athenian youths seven male and seven females as a sacrifice to Minos to be fed to the Minotaur king Minos pet. The king of Athens goal was to build a strong navy, so they could defend themselves from Crete. Surprisingly the king of Crete Mino kept his word and never attacked Athens. Now nine years had come, and it was Athens turn to keep their word. The king of Athens was conflicted as he knew the value of keeping one's word. Theseus seeing this as the perfect opportunity to earn new fame and liken his image in Athens volunteered as the seventh male Athenian youth. Theseus’s goal is to slay the Minotaur and save his fellow Athenians. Theseus promises his father, he will return alive and when he does, he will change the color of the sail on the ship from white to black. In the event the sails stay black his father should assume Theseus has met his demise. After the Athenians arrive in Crete they are welcomed by King Mino’s and princess Ariadne, upon seeing

In The Tale of Kieu a young woman is forced into a lifetime of immorality and subservience to the dominant male culture of her community. The young woman at the heart of the story is not moral. However, her morality or not is really not what the story is about at all. Instead, it is the patriarchal society within Vietnam that is the true central character of the piece. In the history of Vietnam, members of the female gender have had a history of ostracism and oppression by the males of that society. Masculinity itself is found in the poem through the minor male characters of the piece. The character of Kieu is immoral because she is forced into actions against her own set of ethics by the society in which she lives. Morality is judged by the sociology of the surrounding culture. Under the moral rules of Vietnamese society, Kieu is immoral and the men around her who sexualize her and force her into immoral acts are in the moral right.

One night during one of the king’s parties, an old lady found her way to this kingdom. Before she could even knock on the door of the king’s palace, two guards shoved in front of her and asked for her cause. She explained how she only wished to stay a night as she was on a long journey. They interrupted her, saying she was not worthy of being there. She was pushed to the ground. Angry, she left in a haste and ventured her way to the outskirts. As she did this, the guards went back in and informed the king of the visitor. The king simply laughed upon hearing the news and announced that peasants should know their place in society and continued feasting and partying.

It was dark at the castle; Not a soul was awake. As the wind blew, the castle itself was snoring. Nothing moved but a dark form on the fortress wall. It was a boy. Climbing over the wall, the prince sneaked to the open attic window. With the guards sleeping at their posts, it was child’s play. Agile as a squirrel, he darted into the attic. Inside the room, beheld the Firebird, a majestic sun-eagle of gold. Withdrawing the Firebird, the boy stared at the pure golde cage, coveting it. A name was engraved on the handle, genommen*. Though the prince was warned against stealing it, his hand inched towards the cage, then darted to grab the handle. As soon as he touched it, trumpets blared and alarms roared

In the land of Ayorenth, elevated high above the fluctuating tides of the sea stood Haerton Tower. A newly – assembled senate gathered within. Encompassing amphitheatre steps were occupied with austere – looking elves, goblins and centaurs. On the farthest, most elevated step and against the pane of the tower’s single window slumped the figure of a dishevelled youth. Dark – haired and grey – eyed, he possessed a pallid, heavy face. Drawing his eyes down towards the gathered assembly, he caught the eye of a fair, ruggedly handsome young man who was seated among the senators’ official party.

(Juliette) "He kept me safe, but he is terribly hurt, we must help him!" She struggles to get up, using her father to regain her balance, but she falls. She is weak, unable to do anything. Tears begin to slowly stain her cheeks.

Once upon a time in a magical kingdom far, far away lived a two kings who ruled the land. The first king was a gentle king he ruled over the land of pixies and fairies and he never made and unjust ruling when it came to his subjects. His name was Metatron. The second king had a fiery temper and ruled passionately often blinded by his own passion to help that he never saw through the lies of his subjects. His name was Morghen. The land was divided between the kings neither king intervened in the affairs of the other. The believed in a land where they could peacefully coexist. There came a time where the kings had decided to have children both kings had sent their request to the magical storks to deliver them two baby boys. Metatron named his baby boy Roland, while Morghen named his boy Kylen. For a while the boys grew up separately and the divided kingdoms lived in peace. But all was not well during this time, the evil witch

People will make desperate choices to defend the survival of themselves and those close to them when threatened by powers beyond their control. Danticat’s novel Krik? Krak! contains stories in which these decisions are made, showing the horrors this world has to offer through the lives of Haitians in dire circumstances.

Prince Charming and Cinderella move away from their beloved Castle, even though that place has always been home to them it’s time for a new start. Cinderella is not to happy about moving. She’s always just been in one place, and now she has to leave. She’s still unsure if this is what’s best but they both needed a fresh start and moving was the only way they could have a fresh start. Prince Charming is excited to be moving but is aware that Cinderella is not happy. He thinks to himself “was this a selfish move on my part?”.

Theseus’s mother gave him directions to go to the store for food.He put on the sandlas and took the sword that he found and off he went to the store.On the way to the store Theseus must of took a wrong turn.He had to battle six different battles.He ended up in Athens.When he got to Athens he didn’t reveal himself to anyone.On the back of the direction was a note saying “Dear son,I know that you are in Athens because you followed the directions that I gave you.Your dad lives in Athens.I want you to go see him.Love mom.”

Marius received an email from his mother nearing the third month of his stay. In the email, the heartbreaking news arrived about Marius’s dad’s cancer. This led to Marius becoming increasingly bitter and distraught. When he talked to his family, they told him to stay in the States but Marius did not agree with their decision, he wanted to come home to his father. As the days past, however, Marius learned to enjoy his time in the U.S. and he spoke with his family every day. Unfortunately, there were more complications to come.

Having experienced a punishment worse than death, Theseus aimlessly wanders around the roads of Athens. This is what I get for meddling with the gods. The Furies gnawing at his limbs, Peirithous screaming in agony, the dead calling out to their loved ones to find them; these memories filled his mind, and he carried this burden knowing that he could never go back to the life he once knew.

Origins- The Kyloreniacs were once a mortals who sought, the infamous helmet of Vaderness, which was said to grant immortality. Ben Solobo and his 2 siblings, Phasmus, and Huxan, ventured to the depths of Caliban and retrieved the helmet. Upon touching it, they became the Kyloreniacs, the great enforcers of the universe. Ben Solobo became the leader of the 3 gods, known as Olyk and was gifted the “Saber of Force”. Which granted him the power to move, destroy, create, and control objects. He represented the balance of good and evil. It could cleave thru anything and also worked as a glowstick. Phasmus, was gifted the “Silver Garments”, which made her nearly invincible. She was made the goddess of crime. Huxan was the opposite, he required no