Juno became angry with Echo because Zues loved Echo.
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Hera caught Echo and Zeus having sex
She was looking her her husband, Zeus, who was cheating with some nymphs. When she came to the wood, Echo distracted her by talking too much. She distracted her just long enough for Zeus to get away. In a fury, she took away Echo's ability to make her own words. Poor Echo could only repeat what other people said.This is the wrong answer, you have confused the Greek and Roman versions of the story.The poem Echo and Narcissus was written by the Roman poet Ovid. So Juno appears in the Roman version, her husband (and also brother) would be Jupiter.In the Greek version, Zeus was the cheating husband (and brother) of Hera.
Ellen Page plays Juno in the movie Juno
Juno does not hate Romans: Juno is a goddess of the ancient Romans.
her name is JUNO
Juno cursed Echo because she was a nymph who distracted the goddess with her chatter, allowing Zeus to escape Juno's wrath during his infidelities. As punishment, Juno took away Echo's ability to speak independently, forcing her to only repeat the last words spoken to her. This curse ultimately led to Echo's tragic fate of unrequited love for Narcissus, as she could only echo his words without expressing her own feelings.
Hera caught Echo and Zeus having sex
Shane - 1966 An Echo of Anger 1-4 was released on: USA: 1 October 1966
Yes, Juno takes her anger out on Aeneas throughout the epic, and in her wrath she acts as his primary divine antagonist. Her anger stems from the fact that Aeneas's Roman descendants are destined to destroy her home city of Carthage.
In classical mythology, Antigone does not directly anger Juno (Hera), as her story primarily revolves around themes of family loyalty and defiance against Creon’s edict in Sophocles' play. Juno, the Roman equivalent of Hera, is often associated with the protection of marriage and family, and while she may not have a direct role in Antigone's narrative, the tensions surrounding familial duty and divine law can reflect broader themes that might resonate with her character. Thus, any anger attributed to Juno would be more thematic than a direct conflict.
The root word of furious is 'fury', "from the Latinfuria,from furere to rage"Source: Merriam-Webster Onlinehttp:/www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/furySubmitted by Mikkimuse Echo
She was looking her her husband, Zeus, who was cheating with some nymphs. When she came to the wood, Echo distracted her by talking too much. She distracted her just long enough for Zeus to get away. In a fury, she took away Echo's ability to make her own words. Poor Echo could only repeat what other people said.This is the wrong answer, you have confused the Greek and Roman versions of the story.The poem Echo and Narcissus was written by the Roman poet Ovid. So Juno appears in the Roman version, her husband (and also brother) would be Jupiter.In the Greek version, Zeus was the cheating husband (and brother) of Hera.
Juno(Hera) cursed a nymph named Echo because she talked too much.
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