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The emotional state of Alida throughout the story was her being frustrated. She was frustrated that a person she calls a friend had did something horrible to her, but towards the end Alida was frustrated that her plan back fire and dephin did meet up with Grace and resulting with a child.

The three brothers Zeus, Hades, and Poseidon are all equally matched in power, with strengths beyond any other god. They are all wise and cunning leaders. The brothers ruled vast domains more than any others. Zeus with the entire skies, Poseidon with the vast sea, and Hades with the whole underworld. All gods have their own domains but some are unhappy with what they have.

I am not a witch.but I wish I was .if I could live I'd be a witch now after what they've done.i'd make wax men and melt them on a slow fire. I'd kill their animals and blast their crops and make such crops and make such storms. I'd wreck their ships all over the world. I shouldn't have been fightened of Ellen, I should have learnt. Oh if I could meet with the devil now I'd give him anything if he'd give me the power. There's no way for us except by the devil. If I only did have magic, I'd make them feel it(20 /59)

The mythological character and God, Zeus, is portrayed in many ways, by many different people. Hesiod describes Zeus as being relentless in his fury. When he gets mad he unleashes all of his power. If his brother Hades wasn’t in charge of the Underworld, he’d make all of Hell break loose. For example, in Hesiod’s Theogony, which is about when Zeus defeated his father, Cronus, he says, “Then Zeus did not hold back any longer, but now immediately his heart was filled with strength and he showed clearly all his force.” (Morford and Lenardon 85) He tends to treat others, mortals and immortals, very unfairly. Two mortals could do the same exact type of sacrilege towards him, and depending on how he felt that day, he would take two very different approaches to how he would treat them. He also doesn’t take any threats towards him very lightly at all. If anyone ever threatens him, he normally punishes them very severely, if he doesn’t destroy them completely. Hesiod’s approach to Zeus’ behavior is overdramatic, and makes it seem more extreme than it probably would’ve been.

In the time of ancient Greeks many people believed in certain Gods and Goddesses and their mythological stories. Among the many gods and goddesses there was Athena, Goddess of wisdom, crafts, and war. Also there was Apollo, God of the sun, music, healing, prophecy, and poetry. Apollo’s twin sister Artemis Goddess of hunting and archery. Then there’s Poseidon, God of the ocean and brother to the most powerful God of them all, the God of all Gods, Zeus. However, there was only one specific God that mortals and even Gods feared, the brother of Poseidon and Zeus. He was the ruler of the underworld and the dead; he went by the name of Hades.

Poseidon is the brother of the Gods Zeus and Hades. Poseidon’s weapon is a trident. He is second to Zeus. Poseidon is also called Neptune. Poseidon is married to Amphitrite. He also has a son and two daughters. Poseidon tried to stop Odysseus from getting back to Ithaca because Odysseus blinded his son the cyclops Polyphemus. Poseidon is a patron of the Phaeacians, who ultimately helped Odysseus return to Ithaca. Poseidon trapped Odysseus and his men after the Trojan war when they were going back to Ithaca in a lee with big storms and high winds. Eventually Odysseus did get free and returned to Ithaca. (Graves

Chillingworth admits that he is wrong about marrying Hester so why should he feel the need to vengeance? This says a lot about Chllingworth's character. He is definitely a man full of revenge. I could care less really about getting revenge on a person because karma will takes it's place. I think Chillingworth loves Hester so much that he can't hurt her or pearl. He obviously turns his anger on Dimmesdale instead. I think while Chillingworth is tormenting Dimmesdale he is going to put his life in danger. If I were Chillingworth i would have left the situation alone because it is already as bad as it seems. I wouldn't be getting anything out of it because God doesn't like ugly and selfish ways. I think Chillingworth is the type person who

The House Of The Scorpion is a science fiction novel about clones and many other interesting topics. Matteo Alacran, the main character, could be described as a hero in many different ways. Matt could be described as your average hero like those in books and movies because many plots have the hero growing up with a rough childhood and is mostly isolated from others. When Matt was young he was abused and locked away from everyone, didn't have nearly any friends, and by the time he was fourteen, he had dealt with near-death experiences, hatred and prejudice, and a lot of violence. Average superheroes also have a power that makes them different from everyone else. But in this case, Matt is a clone. For almost all of

Although Zeus is the greatest of the immortals and is able to control their actions, the other gods have distinct abilities that allow them to either help the Trojans or the Achaeans. Poseidon’s loyalty lies with the Achaeans; however, he decides to help out the Trojans by saving Aeneas. In my eyes, Poseidon is not a traitor and rather a responsible and compassionate immortal. Sometimes, moral obligations outweigh personal responsibilities. For example, as much as Zeus wants to save his son from his fated death, he does not allow for his personal desires to get in the way of his job of protecting the prophecy. Because the gods of Olympus are so involved in the war effort, the mortal warriors are aware of the intervention of the immortals at times. When paranormal and unexplainable activities occur on the battlefield, such as the disappearance of Aeneas, the warriors do not think much about it since they understand that the gods must have intervened. The personal connections many gods feel to the mortals results in their intervention in the Trojan

Hades was only doing his job, According to Prezi.com, Hades never did anything wrong. He is supposed to be the “ruler of the underworld” and the only reason we consider him “evil” is because we associate him with the dead and death in general. In the myths, stories, and movies we have seen about Hades, they all consider him the bad guy just because he works in the underworld, with the dead, so people assume the he is mean. This explains that it

This quote stuck out to me because before this moment I feel like Delphine still had some hope that her mother cared. But in this moment I feel as if she lost any hope she had left, “I didn’t need to ask any further. The proof was right there, I shared my name with some other Delphine. And she, just like I, according to Miss Merriam Webster, had been named for a dolphin under the sea.” Any idea that Delphine had of her mom has vanished in this moment. I found the theme behind this to be acceptance. Although Delphine and her sisters may not have a mom that they can count on they do have their Papa and Big Ma that are their main support system. “I knew which home they meant. I said, “We’re going back home in twenty-seven days.”” The sisters have

“I do not, besides I am stronger, braver, tougher than-” but that was all Zeus could say before he was punched by the angry sea god. And with that action, the gods cleared out of Olympus, taking sides. Poseidon, Athena,

“The secret garden bloomed and bloomed and every morning revealed new miracles.” This is a quote said in the movie, the Secret Garden. In the movie, the Secret Garden, based on the book by Frances Hodgson Burnett, the theme is trying to show you that you have to learn to open your heart and trust again even after you lose something or someone very close to you, this is shown in all four of the dynamic characters, Mary, Colin, Lord Craven, and Medlock.

These quotes show that Zeus is immature and isn’t the brightest when it comes to the

In the story, “The Secret Garden,” Mary learns valuable lessons that will not only change her life for the better but the lives of others around her positively. As states Frances Hodgson Burnett;