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What made Persephone famous?
Persephone became famous because of the myth of Hades kidnapping her into the Underworld.
What was Demeter most famous for?
Demeter is also the goddess of harvest and architecture. She also is famous for her myth about how her daughter, Persephone, went into the underworld and married Hades.
What is Hades' sword's name?
The sword of Hades did not have a name in Greek myth.
Why did hades have horns?
In Greek myth he did not.
How did hades become evil?
Hades is not evil in Greek Myth. Hades is the King of the Underworld, where the dead dwell.
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