What is the powers and responsibilities of Demeter?

Answer 1

Demeter was born on Earth from her mother, Rhea and father, Cronus. She has 5 real brothers and sisters and 2 half-brothers and sisters. Real brothers: Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades. Real sisters: hestia and Hera. Half-brother: Chiron. Half-sister: Plute. Symbols: pig, snake, corn, barley, babies, the earth. Animals: Cats and dogs (all domestic pets) lion, snake, crane, and lizard. PLants: Poppies, sunflowers, sheaves of wheat, foxglove, daisies, columbine, ash and oak trees. Perfumes/Scents: Orange blossom, myrrh, oilbanum, civet, patchouli, violet, cloves, and cinnamon. Gems/Metals: Pearls, star sapphire, catis eye, silver, ivory, emerald, sardonyx, carnelian, amber, Mercury, and copper. Colors: Green, dark brown, gold, navy blur, and pink. She was the goddess of fertility, farming, planting, and the earth (like mother nature) Strengths: Being a loving mother, persistence, and empathic. Weaknesses: Depression, lived her life through her daughter. Roman name: Ceres Temple: Founded at Eleusis. Temple to honor and praise her. She lived on top of Mount Olympious with all of the other gods.

Answer 2

Demeter, in Greek mythology, is the goddess of the harvest, agriculture, and fertility. Her powers include controlling the growth of crops and ensuring bountiful harvests. She is also responsible for the changing of the seasons, particularly the cycle of planting, growing, and harvesting. Additionally, she is associated with maternal love and protection.

Answer 3

Demeter was the goddess of Harvest. she planted and picked wheat, corn and other crops.

Corn is native to North America. Demeter would never have known of it.

^this is about Greek myth its not supposed to be logical

Answer 4

Demeter's special powers are to control the fertility of the earth and she can give life after death to those who solve her mysteries.

Answer 5

She is the goddess of agriculture so she is associated farming, crops, etc. Her attributes a sheaf of grain, a scepter, a torch, and a sacrificial bowl.

Answer 6

Demeter was the goddess of agriculture, so naturally her hobbies included gardening, and as the tale of Hades and Persephone tells us, micro-managing her daughter.