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The retelling of the myth was very good

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Very well written!

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i like the pictures you used to describe her

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Henry- Loved the amount of information and the pictures

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Henry- Loved the amount of information and the pictures

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I really enjoy the images

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It's really interesting how Hades tricked her into falling in love with him.

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I like how there is a lot of information and pictures.

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Good pictures and back story. You should add more to what she represents.

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i enjoyed the detailed descriptions

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Very interesting to know that she was the sister of

Zues and the mother of Persephone. I also liked how all

of the pictures you included had detailed captions.

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Your myth was

very well detailed

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I like that you mentioned her personality.

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Great pictures!

-Alyssa J.

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I enjoyed all the information and pictures you put.

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I like how you set up the padlet and the plentiful information.

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Great job there was a lot of details

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I didn't know that Demeter was Zeus's sister

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The myth is explained really well.

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I didn't know that her daughter was Persephone

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Great job with all of the descriptions and myth. hey were really detailed

-Ethan R.

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I like the picture you guys used.

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I didn't know that Demeter losing her daughter to the underworld was the cause of winter.

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Wow! Great job putting so much detail into the myth!

-Cody T.

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I like all the pictures and all of the information

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I like all the pictures and all of the information

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Ryan Stevens

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I enjoyed the plentiful of information and pictures to provide examples.

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Good detailed captions for each picture.

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i like how you gave a through story and a full family tree.

-Alex F.

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picture with the pomegranate represents something.

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-Generous

-Understanding

-Respectful

-Modest

-Shy

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Demeter was a very important goddess because she was the one who made the growth of crops possible. To the humans, crops were very essential because it's what helped them survive.

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Persephone eats the pomegranate that makes her bound to Hades for eternity.

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The Torch, the Cornucopia, and the Wheat.

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Strength: controls growth in agriculture as well as gives life after death to anyone worthy

Weakness: Persephone, her daughter

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Daughter to Cronus and Rhea. Demeter was Zeus sister and a one of his mates. They had a daughter named Persephone.

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Demeter was the daughter of Cronus and Rhea. She was the sister of Zeus, and had a daughter, Persephone respectively, with him.

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Demeter, the goddess of corn, grain, and harvest, had one daughter named Persephone. One day Hades, was looking upon earth as he sat in his underworld throne and spotted Persephone. Her beauty and pureness caught his eye and he knew she had to be his. However, Hades had to find a clever way to make Persephone his because Demeter, her mother, was always with Persephone, which made things difficult for Hades. The next day, as Persephone was wandering in a field, Hades rode out on his chariot of darkness and captured Persephone, taking her down to the underworld with him. After the loss of her daughter, Demeter was lost in grief and despair. Soon after Demeter's tragic loss, all the crops began to wilt and die because Demeter would spend all her time looking for her daughter and not helping the crops and agriculture flourish. Because the mortals, or humans, depended on Demeter for crops, they, too, fell into despair because Demeter wasn't doing her job. Noticing that the mortals and crops were slowly wilting away, Zeus had to take action. He would have to find a way of getting Persephone back from Hades and returning her to her mother. As Persephone was about to leave the underworld, Hades had found out that she had eaten a pomegranate from the underworld, which would make her bound to him for eternity. Zeus, then, made a compromise by letting Persephone stay in the underworld for half of the year. During this period of time, Demeter would be full of sorrow and pain because of the loss of her daughter. This would later be known as Winter and Fall because it is cold and more difficult to grow and maintain crops. For the other half of the year, It would have a nice and suitable environment or weather for growing and harvesting because Persephone would be reunited with her mother. Because Persephone was back, Demeter would focus more on helping the mortals and doing her role as a goddess. The period of time that Persephone was back is known as Spring and Summer.