What was Dougal Robertson doing before he was hurled against the bunk?

Who screamed when Zeus defeated the Titans?

nobody dared try and take on Zeus but there were arging with his wife hera and his brothers hades and poseidon.Answer 2:There was in fact a great struggle between the monster Python, but Zeus was victorious.luke livesey did with he trusty sword riptide

What is the climax of the adventures of the speckled band?

The characters in the speckled band are as follow: Sherlock Holmes Dr Watson Helen Stoner Julia Stoner Dr Grimesby Roylott other characters that are not mentioned as much are: Holmes's and Watson's housekeeper, Mrs. Hudson trap driver the owner of the inn Miss Honoria Westphail, (Stoner sisters' aunt) Percy Armitage (Helen's fiance) unnamed blacksmith that Roylott hurled into a stream unnamed county coroner Roylott's unnamed old and foolish housekeeper unnamed Crown Inn landlord unnamed correspondent who sent Roylott animals from India Major-General Stoner (the late father of the Stoner sisters) Unnamed late mother of the Stoner sisters Palmer and Pritchard (two doctors that SH referred to as having "gone wrong" i.e. turned criminal) Julia Stoner's unnamed fiance Percy Armitage's father and unnamed older brother Roylott's unnamed father his unnamed relative who helped him through medical school the unnamed Indian butler who Roylott had beaten to death

Facts edward 1?

Edward I (1239--1307), king of England (1272--1307). When Edward came to the throne he was already an experienced general and politician. He had played the major role in the defeat of Simon de Montfort in 1265, the battle of Eveshambeing very much his own personal triumph; he was in control of the mopping-up operations that lasted into 1267; and he had taken a leading role in the deliberations of his father's council before departing on crusade in 1270. He returned with a considerable reputation, and for the rest of his life was widely considered as the expected saviour of the Holy Land. His experience of the traumas and the issues of the civil war of the 1260s informed his approach to English affairs when he became king. He appreciated that reform was needed and that Parliament was a necessary institution. The first 20 years of the reign were remarkably successful in this regard, the period marked especially by a great series of statutes which had an enduring significance, and which largely proceeded in response to the grievances of his subjects. These same years also saw Edward's successful scotching of Welsh independence, following his two campaigns of 1277 and 1282--3, symbolically marked by the ten great castles, including Caernarfon, Conwy, and Beaumaris, that he constructed. The early 1290s proved to be the turning-point in the reign and in Edward's fortunes. Increasing financial problems and domestic political tension, associated with the wars against the French and the Scots, replaced the more relaxed atmosphere of the 1270s and 1280s. It culminated in the crisis of 1297, but it is a measure of Edward's power and authority that although rebellion threatened, none actually rose in revolt---then, or at any other time---something that cannot be said of any of his predecessors since 1066, or of many of his successors. On his tomb in Westminster abbey Edward is described famously as the 'hammer of the Scots'. But this is far from the truth. He acted as arbitrator between the claimants to the Scottish throne (the Great Cause of 1291--2), but on the understanding that he be accepted as feudal overlord of the kingdom. The throne was adjudged to John Balliol, rather than his chief rival, Robert Bruce, and Edward's attempts to secure Balliol and exercise his overlordship proved to be the beginning of the long-drawn-out Scottish War of Independence. The campaign of 1296 was intended to be as decisive as the conquest of Wales. Edward was victorious, symbolically removed the 'stone of destiny' from Scone to Westminster abbey, and established his own administration. But it was only a temporary settlement and Edward soon found himself in something of a medieval Vietnam from which he could not withdraw. He lived to see Robert Bruce crowned king in 1306, and it is highly indicative of his dogged determination that he should die leading yet another expedition toScotland in 1307. Edward 'Longshanks' was physically impressive and even in old age retained his physical presence. He stood head and shoulders above most men: when his tomb was opened in 1774, the body was measured at 6 feet 2 inches. He met most of the contemporary expectations of a king. He was a very able soldier and general, who possessed considerable courage. He was also a very competent organizer who, like his great-uncle Richard I, appreciated the importance of supply and transport. His military career was notable, although his victories against the Montfortians and the Welsh need to be balanced against defeats by the Scots and French. In most ways he lived up to the chivalric ideals of his age. As a young man, in particular, he was conspicuous for his enthusiasm for tournaments and other chivalric pursuits, and his devotion to the crusading cause is especially notable. (He took the cross again in 1287, but the matter of the Scottish succession and the outbreak of war with France unhinged all plans for departure.) But he could be cruel, as when he imprisoned Bruce's sister Mary, the countess of Buchan, in apparently inhuman conditions in 1306. He may well have sought to make a public example of them, and by then the Scottish war had become extremely savage. His violent temper, shared with his Angevin predecessors, may also have contributed. An account book records the cost of repairs to his daughter Elizabeth's coronet in 1297 after Edward had hurled it into the fire. And on one occasion he even assaulted his eldest son and heir, the future Edward II, tearing out his hair. Yet, his eldest son apart---at least in Edward I's later years---he was devoted to his family. In particular, his love and fondness for his first queen, Eleanor of Castile, is legendary and the marriage was plainly both happy and fruitful. (There were probably fourteen children in all.) Indeed, it is possible that the marked change in character of the reign following her death in 1290 owed not a little to Edward's sense of personal loss. He grieved her deeply, and in the famous Eleanor crosses, twelve in all, one constructed at each stopping-point of the funeral cortège between Harby (Notts.), where she died, and Westminster abbey, where she lies buried, Edward constructed the most elaborate series of monuments ever created for an English queen (or king). In his considerable achievements, especially in legislation and government, Edward was one of the most notable of English medieval kings, but those achievements have to be set against equally considerable failures, and the poisoned chalice of Anglo-Scottish relations, combined with chronic financial difficulties, which he bequeathed to his son.

Who is stronger hulk or he-man?

Hellboy's strength limit has never really been calculated and many sources seem to contradict each other about his maximum output. But there is no doubt the he is much stronger than the average human. Here are a list of feats that Hellboy has done both in the comics, live-action movies, and animated movies Comics: 1. Cut a mermaid in nearly in half with a knife. 2. Decapitated a giant with a single swipe of a sharp object. 3. Tossed around a frog monster roughly his size with a single hand. 4. tore down medium sized tree with a single arm and hurled it like a javelin through a giant's neck. 5. Incapacitated a cyborg gorilla with a single punch from his normal hand. Live-Action Movies: 1. Used his stone hand to smash into a moving jeep, causing it to flip into the air above his head. 2. Tore a phone booth out of a subway wall with little effort. 3. was able to manhandle several demonic creatures of similar size and strength to himself. 4. Was able to punch through a brick wall no problem. 5. Was able to punch through a stone floor with some difficulty. 6. Sliced through a giant monster's tentacles with a stone sword with little effort. 7. Punched through a metal wall with some effort. 8. Pushed a large statue with some effort. 9. Through a massive steal door with little effort. 10. Overpowered a troll larger than himself with some difficulty. 11. used a robotic arm larger than himself as a melee weapon and decapitated a several of the same type of robots in a single swipe with this arm. Animated movies: 1. Was able to make a gigantic bat several times bigger than himself flinch with a flurry of punches. 2. Tossed a gigantic, stone head into the same bat, making it fly across the room. 3. Cut off a leg of a giant Oni with a single swipe (this Oni was said to be of solid mass). 4. broke a tombstone with little effort and hurled it at the same Oni, leaving a large bruise 5. Tore down a large lamp post with ease and used it to hit a powerful demon into a building (this demon was strong enough to smack him away with a simple backhand) 6. Tossed a werewolf of roughly his own size with a single hand into a wall, leaving a large dent in it. 7. Was able to break the horn of a gigantic, metallic minotaur with little effort. 8. Was able to rip off the arm of the same minotaur with some effort. 9. Used the arm to smash the minotaur's head in with only two hits. 10. Tossed a large stone into the face of a powerful demon, making it break on impact. 11. Was able to lift a bathtub and use it as a club against an ever-growing, metal goddess, making her flinch in the process. 12. Combined with his momentum, Hellboy was able to crash through a brick wall with little difficulty, though it did cause him pain. 13. Overpowered multiple giant snakes (roughly Anaconda sized) with little effort. 14. Punched through a stone floor with little effort, making a large piece of it fly off, which he would later use to plug the hole back up with little difficulty. 14. Punched through the mansion walls. 15. Even when seriously injured and fatigued, Hellboy used his remaining strength to punch the Goddess so hard that she flew back, breaking through the large mansion walls.

In the book The Sea of Monsters who or what is Tyson?

Tyson was left in the streets abandoned, where he lived in a cardboard box. He went to school with Percy for a while, and was bullied by other kids despite of his size. This was due to his childish behavior, since he is after all just a little older than a baby. Percy protected him many times in school. When several giants attacked percy in their school gym, throwing large fire balls at him, Tyson stopped the barrage and hurled the balls back at the giants, killing them and destroying the gym in the process. Annabeth, who picks up Percy and Tyson, looks at Tyson strangely and refused to respect him. This is the first time when we learn that Tyson is a Cyclops. After a while, Tyson received the poseidon mark during a camp dinner, making him Percy's half brother. They both received a lot of criticism from the other campers, because Cyclops and known for their adept talent of imitating other people's voices, and tricking people. The reason Annabeth refused to like Tyson was because, long time ago, Thalia, one of the trio in which Annabeth was in, was killed due to a cyclops tricking them. The cyclops used his cunning voice to pretend to be Luke calling for help in a maze. The cyclops also used Thalia's voice to attract Luke. It was Annabeth who saved them both. However, they were later chased by monsters, which Thalia fought off in order to save them both. In the end, Tyson helped defeat another cyclops, Polyphemus, who has the golden fleece that can save the camp, and also the one who kidnapped Grover, a satyr. After that, Tyson joined Poseidon's army as a blacksmith, for Cyclops are born with a talent in that. He creates a shield describing their adventure, which can be turned into a watch, for Percy, which saved his life many times in the future. Tyson participated in many other adventures, and was one of the warriors who took down Kronos in the fifth book, The Last Olympian, which earned him the title of a General. The book Son of Neptune, where percy was put into a coma by Juno and then guided to help the Roman Camp, Camp Jupiter, Tyson searched for Percy, and helped defeat the monsters (including cyclops) that tried to destroy the romans.

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Who screamed when Zeus defeated the Titans?

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Who is stronger hulk or he-man?

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