No, Persephone hated being in the underworld with Hades. While in the underworld Persephone ate seven pomegranate seeds which caused her to have to stay with Hades for 7 months a year and her mother 5 months. During the 5 months the mother and daughter were together the land would be beautiful and bear fruit, but when the two were apart the land would be cold and harsh and bear no fruit.
Not true. Over time, Persephone did love Hades. Be it because of Stockholm Syndrome or real love, who knows. Winter was caused by Demeter's depression, being away from her daughter.
In Greek mythology, Persephone was abducted by Hades and became his wife, but the nature of their relationship is not often portrayed as a traditional romantic love story. Persephone's feelings towards Hades vary in different versions of the myth, but she eventually becomes the queen of the Underworld and a respected figure in Greek mythology.
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Different religions and mythologies attribute different fruits to gods, but some commonly mentioned fruits associated with gods include ambrosia (food of the Greek gods), pomegranates (associated with Persephone in Greek mythology), and mangoes (considered the fruit of the gods in Hindu mythology). Ultimately, the fruits of gods vary depending on cultural and religious beliefs.
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Yes, Persephone loved Hades.
Yes, Hades loved Persephone and married her.
because Hades abducted her and she began to fall in love with him.
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As Zeus is the father of Persephone, his brothers Hades and Poseidon are her uncles. Demeter, sister of Zeus, also has the same brothers. Also Demeter is Persephone's mother, its a massive love triangle between the whole family, So if hades and Persephone have kids, then there kids could fall in love with Persephone's mum or dad which would be hades brothers or sisters and it would be okay, its really disgusting actually.
Hades was stuck by a arrow from Eros, and so fell in love with Persephone.
hes in love with her
Hades didn't, but Eros caused Hades to love Persephone, and after affirming that this was okay with Zeus, Hades took her to be his wife (it was not told to Persephone or her mother Demeter that Hades would be her husband).
Well, his wife was Persephone but that was by force and she didn't really love him. Hades was very secluded, though and acted like he didn't care about anyone.
They are involved in the myth in which Hades falls in love with Persephone, and abducts her to the underworld to be his wife. Demeter, who loved her daughter more then anything, stopped doing her job and searched for Persephone. She found her in the Underworld and talked to Zeus. An agreement was made that half the year Persephone is with Demeter (Spring/Summer) and half the year Persephone is with Hades (Fall/Winter)
no because she was a lesbian
Yes she did. Hades, the god of the underworld fell in love with Persephone, daughter of the goddess, Demeter. One day, Hades kidnapped Persephone and made her his wife.