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Perseus' character remained the same the entire myth, while Persephone went through some character development 

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Perseus' character remained the same the entire myth, while Persephone went through some character development 

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Perseus wanted to actually go on the adventure, while Persephone was forced into going to the Underworld

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Perseus wanted to actually go on the adventure, while Persephone was forced into going to the Underworld

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Both were tricked by Kings
Perseus: tricked to go one a deadly mission by Polydectus (if thats how you spell it)
Persephone: tricked by Hades (king of the underworld)

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Both Perseus and Persephone have loving mothers 

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Both Perseus and Persephone have loving mothers 

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Both Persephone and Perseus have a mother as a guardian who loves them.

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The shadow in TOP is Hades and in Perseus its the kings 

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The shadow in TOP is Hades and in Perseus its the kings 

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Both Persephone and Perseus are children of Zeus

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Both stories involve the gods

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Both main characters have Zeus as a father

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Perseus seems pretty chill when he's on his quest while Demeter "Throws a Fit" when something doesn't go her way

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Hades was portrayed as a "good guy" in Perseus by supporting him where in the Theft of Persephone he characters was more "evil"

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Hades was portrayed as a "good guy" in Perseus by supporting him where in the Theft of Persephone he characters was more "evil"