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Did Zeus rule all of the earth?

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Yes, he did, and the sky, too.

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What did Zeus want?

Zeus wanted power so that he could rule all of Mt. Olympus. He told all the mortals down on earth to pray to him, praying to Zeus gave him power. When all the mortals stopped praying to him, all hell broke loose and many lives were lost.


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