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hades and persephone

myth

Laura Pancorbo Gómez

index

05. Video

01. What is it?

02. Main characters

06. Images

07. Bibliografies

03. Supporting characters

08. Thanks

04. History

WHAT IS IT AND WHAT DOES IT MEAN?

The myth of Hades and Persephone signifies the love of the god of the underworld. It shows us how an innocent figure can be corrupted by a series of unfortunate events. And as suffering is always carried out by third parties.

WHY IS IT CALLED THAT?

The myth of Hades and Persephone is so named because it has to do with the love that Hades felt for her. Let us remember that Persephone is the daughter of Demeter and Zeus; and Hades is the brother of Zeus who one day decided to kidnap her.

Main characters

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• Persephone: daughter of Zeus and Demeter.

• Hades: brother of Zeus and god of hell.

• Zeus: father of Persephone and king of Olympus.

• Demeter: mother of Persephone and goddess of agriculture, crops, fertility and nature.

characters

How is he?

Zeus: Was an immortal god. He was the lord of all gods and humans. Zeus is like a real man with dark hair and a long, dark beard. The symbols of his power were the eagle, the scepter, and a thunderbolt.

characters

How are they?

Hades:He had white skin, his eyes were deep black, his face was angelic, his lips red and his hair black and straight. He had a muscular body.

Demeter:Blonde and curly hair, very pretty, green and tall eyes

Supporting characters

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• Apollo, Armes, Ares and Efecto.

• Athena and Artemis.

• The group of nymphs who were protecting Persephone.

• Hermes: convinced Hades to return Persephone.

01. history

The goddess Demeter and Zeus had a daughter named Kore, but later renamed Persephone.Persephone stood out for her beauty and had several suitors such as Apollo, Armes, Ares and Efecto. Demeter rejected them and protected her daughter from the gods as she wanted a life for her daughter away from men. One day Persephone was collecting some flowers protected from a group of nymphs and also Athena and Artemis, when suddenly a crack opened in the earth and Hades appeared who kidnapped Persephone and took her to the underworld. The nymphs looked for Persephone but there was no result and they were punished by becoming mermaids. Demeter not knowing where her daughter was went into depression and abandoned everything to look for her daughter. This had consequences on nature since she was the goddess of this.

02. HISTORy

Finally Hermes convinced Hades but with one condition, not to eat food that was underworld. Before Persephone left, Hades tricked her into eating six pomegranate seeds. Persephone after returning to earth was punished for eating food from the underworld which meant returning six months a year to the underworld.

Demeter is given a wonderful idea and goes to hit Helios and he tells her where his daughter is.The other people complained about nature since there were no crops. Zeus sent Hermes to retrieve his daughter and ordered his brother Hades to free her.

03. History

The six months in which Persephone was with her mother, the earth was great but nevertheless when Persephone was in the underworld the earth had no vegetation. And so the four seasons of the year were explained and their consequences on nature in each of them.

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Bibliographies

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