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What was the cause of Persephone and Demeter?
Both Demeter and her daughter Persephone were goddesses of the earth and growing things.
Which god or goddess stopped growing things when persephone was kidnapped?
Demeter, Goddess of the Harvest and Persephone's mother
What does Tom Daley dislike?
things
How is hades passionate to his wife Persephone?
hades was passionate for persephone because well its love thes typ of things cant be explain sunshine
What were things Michael Jackson dislike?
Tabloids, paparazzi, touring.
What things do bottlenose dolphins dislike?
Nets and whalers and hunters
What are things King Tutankhamun dislike?
people who can't spell.
Does clicking like or dislike on a comment in a Youtube video add a like or dislike to the video?
No, that is a separate voting system that only applies to the two different things. so if you dislike a video you still have a chance to like/dislike the video.
What would the world be like with Persephone?
With Persephone's myth, the Earth/we know the seasons of spring, summer (when Persephone returns to the Earth, reigning with Demeter Queen of the Harvest/Earth) during autumn Persephone departs and dwells in the Underworld with Hades as Queen of the Underworld. We already know these things, but this is how the ancient Greeks explained the seasons.
How come we hate things?
People hate things for a variety of reasons. Some people might have grown up in a household where they were taught to dislike certain things. Others might dislike something because they've had a bad experience.
Are you proud of being a man in the present age and what are the things you like or dislike in our age?
Yes I am proud to be a man today. I dislike our lack of morals.
Brief overview of Hades and Persephone?
Persephone was the daughter of Demeter, a goddess of growing things, and Zeus had promised Hades for Persephone as a wife - he then took the maiden when she was grown, unknowing that neither Persephone or Demeter had not agreed to the marriage promised to him; Persephone became his wife and Queen of the Underworld either by choice or Hades tricking her when she ate of the food of the Underworld. Doing so ensured that she must every year return to the Underworld.
