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No. The Greek mythical hero Perseus was not abandoned. He was actually thrown into a crate with his mother, Danae, and they floated to another city where a fisher married Danae. Perseus became a hero and he saved princess Andromeda from being a sacrifice to a sea monster. Myths say that when he killed the monster, blood stained the sea, and the Red Sea is red to this very day.
well, after the hero Perseus got through slaying the gorgon, Medusa, he rested in the garden of the Hespirides for the night. Atlas was warned that one day a son of Zeus would steal a golden apple from his tree, Atlas assumed that Perseus was the hero of the prophecy, although Perseus WAS a son of Zeus, the prophecy wasn't mentioning Perseus. Perseus saw Atlas and the two began to fight, after fighting for a while, Perseus brought out the head of Medusa, which turned Atlas to stone, and making him a tall mountain, which we know today, as the Atlas Mtns. The hero of the prophecy was ACTUALLY mentioning Hercules, who came a little while after, while he was on his quest to do the 12 impossible tasks.
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Acrisius was killed in Larissa, by Perseus. As it was foretold by an oracle that Acrisius's daughter Danae, would have a child that would one day kill him - who turned out to be Perseus
Because Atlas remembered an ancient prophecy which had warned him that a son of Jupiter [which is Perseus] would one day rob him of his golden apples.
They are probably refering to Percy Jackson, who cut off Meduesa's head in the movie and book series. Well, in the Greek myths, Perseus cut off Meduesa's head.
NO the modern day hero is the conservative party, she is a villan
Some of the modern day allusions that the Greek god Zeus relates to an elderly man with with beards.
In the story, Percy Jackson and Perseus are two different characters. Percy is the modern day son of Poseidon and a mortal woman named Sally. Sally named Percy after Zeus' son, Perseus, because he was one of the very few demi-gods that had a happy ending. She hoped it would bring Percy good luck.
No. The Greek mythical hero Perseus was not abandoned. He was actually thrown into a crate with his mother, Danae, and they floated to another city where a fisher married Danae. Perseus became a hero and he saved princess Andromeda from being a sacrifice to a sea monster. Myths say that when he killed the monster, blood stained the sea, and the Red Sea is red to this very day.
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It is a modern day tradegy because the hero gets hurt badly and dies.
well, after the hero Perseus got through slaying the gorgon, Medusa, he rested in the garden of the Hespirides for the night. Atlas was warned that one day a son of Zeus would steal a golden apple from his tree, Atlas assumed that Perseus was the hero of the prophecy, although Perseus WAS a son of Zeus, the prophecy wasn't mentioning Perseus. Perseus saw Atlas and the two began to fight, after fighting for a while, Perseus brought out the head of Medusa, which turned Atlas to stone, and making him a tall mountain, which we know today, as the Atlas Mtns. The hero of the prophecy was ACTUALLY mentioning Hercules, who came a little while after, while he was on his quest to do the 12 impossible tasks.
we are all odysseus on the inside
For sure. He was known as the Modern day Moses.
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