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The tale tells us that the nightingales sang sweetly once Orpheus was reunited Eurydice in death. In modern day society, we think that nightingales are beautiful song birds but now we know where their songs have come from.
(This is similar to children's books such as "how the skunk got its stripes" or "how the bear got it's claws" it is almost like "how the nightingale got it's song).

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Orpheus was a bad husband, if he paid attention to Eurydice, he might have noticed the dude trying to take her, and she wouldn't have to run and die. If Orpheus were a good husband he would call up the animals with his music to attack.

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Outlaws, they were getting revenge on Orpheus for ignoring them by ripping him apart.

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Oak trees can be extremely large and scary looking based on their size. They usually form forests and there large branches and leaves can block out sunlight. This of great importance because they Maenads were turned into these trees as a punishment for being so cruel and evil.

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In the text they have an additional textbox that describes what a nightingale was. It was important that they chose a songbird in order to carry out the beautiful tune of Orpheus.

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Slightly longer summary by ROHAN SHAH, professional genius

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Slightly longer summary by ROHAN SHAH, professional genius

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Eurydice and Orpheus are a happily married couple, Orpheus, musical god with his epic lyre, and Eurydice,   who is pretty. Aristicus fell to Eurydice's prettiness, and started flirting with Eurydice. She says no, so Aristicus chases her, causing her to step on a snake. The snake bites her, because i'm sure if you got stepped on you'd bite them. Anyway, Eurydice dies. Orpheus is depressed and wants her back so he goes on a journey to the underworld to attempt to bring her back. After charming people with his lyre, he goes on a longer journey, until a group of wild women called Maenads rip him limb from limb.

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Persephone was the one who convinced Hades in the end to let Orpheus try to get Eurydice back.

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Orpheus, after the death of his wife, remains hung up and tries to bring his wife back to life as he is in denial and is still attached to what he had lost.

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Eurydice was never following Orpheus. He got tricked

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It is theorized that Orpheus is possibly the son of Apollo, the God of Truth and Music.

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In our modern world, small mistakes can often lead to large loss. One example of this is how taking the wrong medicine or simply to much can lead to death. Another would be with money, as some people will take loans with paying them back, therefore losing the trust of the loaner.

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The snake was the same one from Adam and Eve

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The dark underworld and description of the world can symbolize a scary and depressing setting. This portrays the sadness and grief that Orpheus feels while trying to revive his lost wife

The fact that Orpheus's severed head was thrown in the river is of great importance because without the slow movement of the water, Orpheus would not be able to sing his lyre and slowly fade down the river

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the death of the loved one happens and he must go on a journey and trod on a snake

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Orpheus could of had Eurydice back, but when Orepheus had reached the top of the tunnel he turned back to check if she was there. This broke the promise of him not looking at her until she was under the sun. His foolishness prevented him from getting his true love  back and reuniting with Eurydice.

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Eurydice and Orpheus are married. A weirdo wanted to marry Eurydice, and she ran, but got killed by a snake she stepped on. Orpheus played music and journeyed through the underworld. He made a deal to get her back by walking out with her behind him, but he could not look back until she was in the light, or she would remain a dead soul. He looked back. Then some nymphs murdered him. He got to his wife when he died, and the nymphs were punished by the gods.

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Orpheus and Eurydice can both fit the roles of star crossed lovers. Eurydice could also be seen as a damsel in distress and Orpheus as the knight in shining armor or hero. He is motivated by love and the intent to save Eurydice. The Maenads are the villians.

The three headed watch dog could fit the role as the gaurd or beast. He watched the gate to the underworld but he is also a hideous monster that will attack when told to do so by his master or Hades

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Orpheus remains loyal to his wife by keeping his love towards her and saying he doesn't like other women in keeping his love only to his wife.

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She was married to Orpheus, but she also had a suitor who she ran from, then she accidentally stepped on a snake and died.

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When we miss our loved ones what do WE do?

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When we miss our loved ones what do WE do?

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We often live in denial and attempt through different paths to bring them back from the dead, similar to the journey Orpheus goes through when he travels to the underworld to bring back Eurydice.

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Eurydice was Orpheus's wife. She was described as "so lovely that she attracted a man" despite being happily married. However, she was faithful and refused.

Orpheus was married to Eurydice. He was the son of Calliope and was the most gifted musician who ever lived. He loved to play his lyre given by Apollo. He grieved with the loss of his wife and set out on a journey to get her back. This shows the brave, determined, and loving qualities of Orpheus because he journeyed into the underworld as a living man to save his wife.

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Love
Loss
Foolishness
Death
Jealousy
Denial
Music
Gods