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he is luckey and clever
Zeus punished people for disobeying him in a number of ways. He punished Io by turning her into a cow and punished Atlas by making him hold a giant bolder for eternity.
It was Prometheus, not Promethean, the Greek Titan god of forethought, and he wanted to give humans better lives. He was ultimately punished because he stole fire from the Gods and shared it with humans.
Athena. She punished Arachne for her pride with loom spinning.
Hermes is a messenger of the greek gods. he is really fast. He is also a trickster and is extremely arrogant
There were quite a few such as Arachne who was turned into a spider for boasting and Icarus for the same reason, although some say his death was to punish his father Daedalus for creating wings and using them to fly when this was a power for the gods alone. Wonder what they'd say about aeroplanes?!
He was a Titan who fought against the Greek gods, so he was punished by being forced to hold the sky for eternity.
There is no "Cali bus" punished by Zeus in Greek myth.
In Greek times, woman were considered property. They were not allowed to have or express opinions. Antigone's blatant disregard of this made her "arrogant" in Creon's eyes.
She was a Greek or Roman (not sure which) goddess Hera was a Greek goddess (the Roman is Juno). She hadn't a reputation for kindness, but was jelous and ruthless because of her husband (Zeus') infidelities. She punished those who he had sexual affairs with and their children. However, she was clever and seductive.
he is luckey and clever
Zeus punished people for disobeying him in a number of ways. He punished Io by turning her into a cow and punished Atlas by making him hold a giant bolder for eternity.
Hermes is known for being clever, mischievous, and quick-witted. He is also viewed as a messenger of the gods, a protector of travelers, and a bringer of good luck. Hermes is often depicted as a youthful and playful deity with a penchant for trickery and invention.
It was Prometheus, not Promethean, the Greek Titan god of forethought, and he wanted to give humans better lives. He was ultimately punished because he stole fire from the Gods and shared it with humans.
Being Very cunning, shrewd and lying....
no they're immortal but he could be punished for all eternity i suppose
The Erinyes.