Hades stole Persephone.
Aphrodite and her child took pity on Hades, shot him with an arrow of love, and left. Hades, now entranced in a love spell, found Persephone and took her against her own will to the underworld. It is said that if you eat fruit of the underworld, you stay there forever. Persephone ate a pomegranate and Hades claimed her as his wife. Fortunately for Persephone, she only ate 1/4 of the fruit and when the distraught Demeter, Persephone's mother, finally found her, Persephone was allowed to visit the normal world again but for only 3/4 of the year. (She's supposedly taken back to the underworld during the winter time, hence Demeter, goddess of the seasons, etc., being sad once more and letting the season of winter go cold and unable to grow things.)
Persephone didn't work. She was an immortal, not a human.
Ageless Immortal Goddess
In Greek myth, yes.
She always was immortal, Persephone is a Goddess. She is Hades' Wife and Queen.
She is immortal, because she is queen of the Underworld, daughter of Demeter and wife to Hades.
Greek gods and goddesses were immortal.
Hades' wife is Persephone, Persephone is a Goddess. Gods and Goddesses don't die, they are immortal.
Demeter did. Persephone's mother, Demeter, heard the cry of Persephone while she was being carried away by Hades. Hades was the lord of the dead, and carried her to the Underworld.
Persephone never died. She's a goddess. Gods and Goddesses can't die. They're immortal.
Greek goddess: immortal, ageless. Queen of the Underworld, goddess of Spring.
The rape of Persephone--she is Demeter's daughter. Hades carried her off and forced her to live with him as his wife for half of the year.
DEMETER because the person w/ the green thumb is also the mother of persephone