Proserpina Short Story

King Pluto goes and tends his daily routine and when he leaves Proserpina starts plotting ways of escaping while she’s completes King Pluto's chores she scheming escape plans and the perfect times to execute her escape.

Pluto is preparing lunch for Proserpina. As he insists that Proserpina to eat. He then tells Proserpina to at least eat this berry and everything will be calm. Then, Pluto starts to notice his dog Cerberus barking. So, he just tells him to quiet down until he hears Cerberus whine in the distance. Where he sees Ceres enter the front door.

Ceres set into a slight panic gathered herself and set out to find Petunia. Ceres walked around to the seaside only to be met with nothing, causing her to become more frantic; thoughts racing through her head, the last place she could think to look is the forest. Ceres quickly ran towards the forest just a few ways down. She called out to her daughter, “Petunia! Petunia are you out there?!” trampling through bushes and running over shrubs, but then beautiful flowers started to come around. Ceres ceased her running which turned to cautious pacing, her daughter had to be around here somewhere, Petunia always loved beautiful flowers. A few more steps in front of her was her daughter, taking the hand of a mysterious man in a chariot, the man was gloomy yet handsome. Ceres yelled out for her to stop, “Petunia don’t!” but it was too late, the man along with Ceres’ daughter rode off in the distance at an incredible speed. All Ceres could do was shout in despair as her daughter was taken away.

In the Roman literature, it illustrated the myth that Pluto stole Proserpine’s innocence due to effects of cupid’s arrow sent by Venus. Through an analytical perspective, Ovid illustrated Venus as the goddess who too wanted the unification of the three cosmos for extension of power “why should hell lag behind? Why not there too extend your mother’s empire and your own?” (Met., p. 110) and being the goddess of sexuality and not having the power to tamper with the virginities of Pallas and Diana but Proserpine, she planned to “kill two birds with one stone” by summoning her son Cupid to shoot an arrow through Pluto’s heart “against his and shot the barbed shaft deep in Pluto’s heart” (Met., p. 111) to take away Proserpine’s virginity followed by her

He was more shocked that his supposed friend could do such a thing to him. Nonetheless, he thought wrong. Three Days Before Pluto was in the town square, doing what he usually did every day, handing out food and coins to the people in the community. Ensuring that everyone had received something.

The protagonist faces an internal conflict of his sanity vs. his alcoholism. The anonymous narrator also is in external conflict with Pluto because the cat symbolizes the struggle the narrator consistently endures in his alcoholism. Initially the narrator was very fond and had an “intensity of gratification” for his cat Pluto, but this could be perceived as the pleasure that alcohol brings when someone has the idea of drinking being “fun”. However, as the narrators’ feelings towards Pluto grow more resentful, and angry that can be attributed to the intense decline of his personality once he starts to become more of an alcoholic. Based on the validity of this assumption, then the central idea directly links to Pluto’s symbolism because the narrator mistreating the cat represents how the narrator is also ill-treating himself with alcohol. Accordingly, the many terrifying deeds the narrator pursued upon Pluto illustrated the insanity that has been induced on the narrator due to the ill-effects of his alcoholism.

[ Owls hooting and trees swaying violently] Glaukos: ‘’ Almost there’’ He murmured [ Glaukos touched the cold, large double doors of the castle and rushed in to fetch the potion.] Glaukos: “Haha, I found it!” He exclaimed [Glaukos grabs the large bottle and starts for the door] King Asclepius: ‘’You are going nowhere.’’

Narrator: With Maleficent killed, Stefan could finally get to the castle and save the sleepless princess. ———————————————————————————————— SCENE 3 - Inside the Old Castle The walls are cracked from 100 years of abandonment. The walls have holes in them. A princess paces the rooms.

In the story, Proserpina went exploring in a forest and she found the most beautiful flower she has laid eyes on. So, she proceeded to pull up the flower from the ground, but as she did a giant hole began to form where the flower had stood. Someone came out of that hole riding on a black horse and demanded that she return with him to his castle in the underworld. Proserpina refused his offer, and tried to run away, and call for help but soon realized that no one can hear her. She gave up and reluctantly left for his castle as they arrived there he then revealed himself to be Pluto and that she will stay with him forever.

Proserpina is frightened. She disobeyed her mother’s orders and went exploring in the forest. When she caught sight of the most beautiful plant she had ever seen, she decided to rip it from the ground and take back to her mother. But little did Proserpina know, that once she ripped the plant from the ground she would be opening a hole that would lead to Pluto and his castle. Pluto tried luring her to him but once he saw that she did not wish to cooperate with him he kidnapped her. Proserpina never thought this type of thing would ever happen to her but she was clearly wrong. On the way to Pluto’s castle, Pluto tried reassuring Proserpina that she was going to be fine and he offered her a drink from the magical stream. Proserpina refused but

Like kitten photos, the images of Pluto’s broken heart has made quite an impact across social media platforms.

"Puana attacked Clarke" Roan randomly brung up. He had forgotten to tell Lexa about it and it was his duty to tell her everything that happened during his time with Clarke.

Throughout the short story, the narrator is trapped in a cycle of alcohol and guilt. Every time he gets drunk, the narrator does something horrid, like abusing those around him. Nevertheless, after feeling guilty and sad, the narrator returns to alcohol for comfort, which, in turn, causes him to act out again. However, when the narrator is sober enough to realize the horrid things he has done, he often wants to be punished and feels he deserves severe consequences, which is a common view with those that suffer from self harm disorders, a severe mental disease. Perhaps one of the most extreme measures the story’s narrator took to make sure that he was punished was killing his beloved Pluto. This quotation shows that, while the narrator had nothing against Pluto, he chose to hang the animal in order to punish himself. The narrator decided to commit a heinous deed just for the sake of making sure he went to hell for all of the other wrongs he had done. In continuation, we can deduce from the narrator’s previous actions that after killing Pluto, he proceeded to get drunk. This is why the events that occur the next day can be explained, as the narrator often committed vile deeds while under the influence and then proceeded to forget about them, a previous one being the cutting out of Pluto’s eye. The morning after the black cat’s death,

That would be his demise. At nine o’ clock, I led him down to the basement of the tavern. We stayed there for some time, and at midnight, I chained him to the wall. As expected, he started screaming and trying to escape, so I sent my rabies infested cat at him. The black cat charged at him and bit him. “Pluto’s” use was done, so I hung him and burned his body. The moment the cat bit him, he passed out, so I had to hide him in the

Even though Cinderella was being mistreated she remained kind-hearted and sweet and held out hope that she would one day find happiness. Perrault wrote, “And now her two sisters found her to be that fine, beautiful lady whom they had seen at the ball. They threw themselves at her feet to beg pardon for all the ill- treatment they had made her undergo. Cinderella took them up, and, as she embraced them, cried: That she forgave them with all her heart, and desired them always to love her”. Even after gaining her prince and happy ending she still shows kindness and forgives her step-sisters. In the end Cinderella finds happiness with her Prince and good prevails over evil.