Tantalus, in Greek mythology, was punished by the gods for his hubris and transgressions, including serving his son Pelops as a feast to the gods. His eternal punishment in the Underworld involved standing in a pool of water beneath a fruit tree, forever tantalized by both. Whenever he reached for the fruit, it would recede from his grasp, and when he bent down to drink, the water would vanish, leaving him in perpetual thirst and hunger. This torment symbolizes the unattainable desires that plague humanity.
Tantalus was always tortured by food and water that was close to him but out of his grasp. Tantalize means to do what Tantalus had to suffer from.
Tantalus was the son of Zeus the god and Plouto the nymphe.
Niobe
Because he was a god stupid
Hurr. The gods.
Aellopos tantalus was created in 1758.
The population of Tantalus Media is 70.
Tantalus Media was created in 1994.
Tantalus monkey was created in 1841.
Tantalus was always tortured by food and water that was close to him but out of his grasp. Tantalize means to do what Tantalus had to suffer from.
Tantalus was the son of Zeus the god and Plouto the nymphe.
The accepted scientific name is Aellopos tantalus.
Tantalus committed the crime of sacrilege by serving his son, Pelops, as a meal to the gods during a banquet. The gods were horrified by this act and punished Tantalus with eternal torment in the afterlife.
Tantalus was tormented in the afterlife by continuous thirst and hunger. He constantly stood in the middle of a lake which reached his chin, but whenever he tried to take a drink from the lake, it would dry up immediately. The lake was surrounded by many tall fruit tree filled with fruit, but whenever he reached for fruits, a wind would blow, sending the branches out of his reach.
Niobe
Niobe.
Tantalizing.