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How did psyche sisters react when they went to visit her and saw all of her wealth?
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Why did Crito's visit Socrates?
to escape from prison..
Why is the Prefect's visit a coincidence?
letter a is the ansewer
Who said the gods will visit the sins of the fathers upon their sons?
Euripides
What are the three character traits of Scrooge before Marley's visit?
miserly..uncaring...badtempered
Why was the san gabriel mission built?
Father Serra built it because it would be easier to visit California.
How many times did Psyche's sisters visit her in the flowery field?
2
What is the shortest summary of the story of Cupid and psyche?
Psyche was a very beautiful girl. She caught the eye of Cupid. He took her to live with him. Psyche was very happy with Cupid and she loved him. One day, Cupid let Psyche's sisters visit their home. The sisters made Psyche doubt Cupid and believe he was a monster. Psyche sneaked a look at Cupid while he was sleeping one night, but she got caught when candle wax dripped on him and he woke up. He made her leave him, scolding her for not believing in him and loving him no matter what he looked like. There are a few different endings though. Some say Psyche ran away, and Aphrodite/Venus (Cupid's Mom) took pity on her and turned her into an owl or something. There's also an ending where Cupid and Psyche got back together and basically lived happily ever after.
How many times did psyche's sister visit her in the flowery field?
2
Can you go and visit the Cimorelli sisters?
no
Why did psyches lose cupid?
Psyche never saw Eros's face. It was the one rule. She had no idea if the thing that came to visit her every night was a monster, man, or angel. You know what they say: curiosity killed the cat. She grew to trust the creature who came to visit her each night but during the day she was lonely. She begged to visit her sisters, and the creature said yes. Psyche told her sisters about what was happening, and out of jealousy the sisters told her that she was visited by a monster who would kill her. She went back to the creature but was troubled. Here is where the tale varies. Some say she struck a match and lit a candle. Psyche held it over his face, and when she saw how beautiful he was, her hand shook and a drop of hot wax fell and woke Eros up. He flew off, upset by her lack of faith. Personally, I believe this version of the tale. But another version is that Psyche had a knife, and was prepared to kill the 'monster' who kept her captive. She stood over him and prepared to plunge the knife into his heart but then she saw how beautiful he was and faltered. Then, Eros awoke and was upset by her lack of faith so he flew off. But do you know the ending of the saying: Curiosity killed the cat? Everyone always forgets it. The ending is: curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back. Psyche and Eros eventually got back together and lived happily ever after.
What verb should come after the the sentence that starts one of your sisters?
A singular verb should come after the words "One of your sisters", since the word "one" is singular. For example, "One of your sisters is going to visit me tomorrow", not "One of your sisters are going to visit me tomorrow".
How did Clifford react to Jaffrey Pyncheon's visit?
Clifford reacted to Jaffrey Pyncheon's visit by refusing to see him.
Did Cupid have a wife?
Yes he did. Her name was Psyche, a beautiful, young mortal. She was praised by many for her beauty, and men came from afar to worship her. They abandoned Aphrodite's temples for a mortal girl.Aphrodite was angry and jealous, so she told her son, Cupid, to make her fall in love with a terrible monster. However, he fell in love with her himself.Meanwhile, though men were praising Psyche's beauty, none wanted to marry her. Puzzled, Psyche's father went to see an oracle. At Cupid's instruction, the oracle commanded that Psyche be left on a hilltop and would be taken by a fearful winged serpent for marriage. Horrified, but unable to do anything, Psyche's father and sisters bid her farewell.Zepher carried Psyche to a mansion. There, she lived with her 'husband', but never knew of his identity at his command. Finally, her sisters came to visit, though Cupid did not want this. Seeing Psyche's beautiful mansion, her sisters were very jealous. They came up with a plot; they told Psyche that she had to know who her husband was, and that she should take a lamp and look at his face while he was sleeping. Agreeing, Psyche did so.When she finally realized that her husband was Cupid, the god of love, it was too late. A drop of oil from her lamp landed on his face, and he quickly awoke. Finding that his wife had disobeyed his orders, he fled to his mother's chambers so she could care for his wounds.Psyche was brokenhearted. She prayed to all of the other gods, but none would help in fear of angering Aphrodite. Finally, she offered herself to Aphrodite as her servant.Then, Aphrodite made Psyche do 'impossible' tasks. She had to sort seeds out of a large pile, then she had to get golden fleece from fierce sheep, then get water from the River Styx, and finally get a box of beauty from Proserpine. Psyche succeeded in all of those tasks, with the help of ants, a green reed, an eagle, and a tower, respectively.However, Psyche opened the box of beauty before taking it to Aphrodite. This caused her to fall into a deep slumber. She was awakened by Cupid, who went to Jupiter to officially marry them. This was done, and Psyche was granted immortality. Aphrodite was no longer angered, as she could not object to a goddess as a daughter-in-law. In addition, when Psyche would be caring for children and Cupid, she would no longer have the time to meddle with Aphrodite's worshipers.
What contributed to meccas wealth?
Mecca is a holy city of Islam. That helped with the wealth because every Muslim should visit Mecca at least once in his life.
What plan did Venus have for Psyche?
As the goddess of love and beauty, Venus was extremely angry when her worshipers turned from her temples to visit the beautiful mortal, Psyche. She planned firstly to make her son, Cupid, cause her to fall madly in love with the most vile and despicable creature on Earth. However, this plan did not work, as Cupid fell in love with Psyche himself. After a plot that Cupid arranged, they were married, although Psyche did not know that her mysterious husband was Cupid, the god of love- she never really saw him. However, as she was visited by her jealous sisters, they told her that she should check out who her husband truly was. She held up a lamp, and recognized his real identity, but he fled after having hot oil dropped on him. Cupid went to his mother's chamber to have his wound cared for. She was infuriated- and decided to show Psyche what happens when she displeases a goddess. Psyche, after fruitlessly praying to the other gods who would not help her, chose to offer herself as a servant to Venus to soften her displeasure. Venus' next plan was to make Psyche do a series of four 'impossible' tasks. Firstly, Psyche had to sort wheat, poppy, and millet seeds. Secondly, she had to fetch golden fleece from fierce sheep. Thirdly, she had to get a flask of water from the River Styx. Lastly, she had to get 'beauty' from Proserpine in the Underworld. She succeeded in all of these tasks, to Venus' frustration, with the help of ants, a little green reed, an eagle, and a tower, respectively. Finally, after that, Psyche (who had fallen asleep after opening the box of beauty) was awaken by Cupid. He went to Jupiter to formally marry Psyche, and she had immortality bestowed upon her. That was the end of the evil plans of Venus toward Psyche; as she had no objection to having a goddess as a daughter-in-law, and with Psyche out of the way, so to speak, she would no longer interfere with Venus' worshipers on Earth.
What sisters did Jesus visit?
Your probably referring to the sisters of Lazarus - Mary and Martha in John 11. But it is also implied that Jesus visited His mother and bothers and sisters in Matthew 13 and Mark 6.
In what ways is Juliet like Psyche Select all that apply.?
She is willing to visit death in order to restore her love. she is in love with love. Her love is made eternal in the end.
