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Minerva was the daughter of which god?
Minerva was the daughter of Jupiter.
Where did the god Minerva come from?
Minerva was born from Jupiter's head.
Was it Athena or Minerva that turned a girl into a spider?
Athena and Minerva are the same person but Athena is the greek name and Minerva is the roman name.
Minerva used what bird as her symbol?
Minerva used the owl as her symbol.
Did the Roman goddess Minerva have children?
No. The goddess Minerva was a virgin goddess.
In the book the time of the butterflies what happens in Chapter 5?
The beginning of Ch5 takes us back to 'modern' time (1994), for a breif segment of the interview with the sixty+ year old Dede. The interviewer mentions Virgilio Morales, a character who, up till now, has been unintroduced. The flashback begins, from Dede's point of view. Dede and Minerva are taking an inventory of the store. Minerva is extremely bored and wishes to leave. Dede is about to acquiesce when two men enter the store. One is a family friend or cousin, and the other is yet unknown. He is introduced as Virgilio Morales, a visiting student from the University, and both Dede and Minerva fall for him. Minerva, however, is more aggressive and wins him over easily. Besides, Dede is already fond of another cousin named Jaime (Jaimito is a 'pet' name). At a volleyball game, which all the young men and women of Ojo de Agua are attending, Minerva and Lio (short for Virgilio) convince the audience of young women to take part in a boys-vs-girls game. Shortly after the game begins, Dede notices the two are missing and 'accidentally' spikes the volleyball into a clump of bushes, where Minerva and Lio have been doing something illicit (it is never specified whether it was a 'clothes off' situation or not). Soon after this, Lio's name appears in the paper as a part of the underground rebellion and he is forbidden from seeing the Mirabal sisters, though he finds ways to. Soon after this, life in the country becomes too dangerous for Lio, and he must flee to another, probably colombia. He leaves a letter with Dede to deliver to Minerva. Instead of giving the letter to Minerva, Dede reads the letter. It is an invitation for Minera to flee with Lio- he has arranged amnesty for her too. She must simply go to the Colombian embassy to see a museum exhibit, and not leave. Dede burns the letter, and checks on her sister, who is sleeping fitfully, possibly already having the nightmares about Lio's life-and/or-death that will haunt her in later chapters.
Who is dede mirabal?
Dede Mirabal is the only surviving sister of the Mirabal's sisters. Patria, Minerva and Maria Teresa were killed by the Dominican dictator Trujillo. Dede has dedicated her life to keep alive the memories of her sisters.
Who were the husbands of the Mirabal sisters?
Minerva is married to Manolo Patria is married to Pedrito Dede is married to Jaimito Maria Teresa is married to Leandro
How does virgilio morales affect dede?
I think Dede has always had a thing for Lio so her marriage with Jaimito was never truly solid. She's always wanted a chance with Lio, and the fact that she never did, made her get the feeling of settling. She settled for Jaimito, for her marriage, and she never got the chance to really know what she wanted. Dede just stuck with the path that she was set to walk from childhood.
What actors and actresses appeared in Meet the Mullets - 2001?
The cast of Meet the Mullets - 2001 includes: Michael Bildstein as Ben Dede Castellano as Golfer Girl
What is the English of dede?
crazy
How tall is DeDe Bloom?
DeDe Bloom is 160 cm.
Where can you buy original animal kaiser cards in the Philippines?
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What is the birth name of Virgilio Riento?
Virgilio Riento's birth name is Virgilio Armienti.
What is the birth name of Virgilio Savona?
Virgilio Savona's birth name is Antonio Virgilio Savona.
When was Precious Dede born?
Precious Dede was born in 1980.
When did Hijri Dede die?
Hijri Dede died in 1952.
