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Phaethon was the son of the sun god, and no not Apollo. Once he found out that was actually his dad, he decided to ask for something that his father already promised that he would not refuse. Phaethon asked to take the role of the Sun God for the day, and since he could not control the horses, he died doing his father’s job. An allusion for this is in Romeo and Juliet Act 3, Scene 2 when it says, “ Gallop apace, you fiery-footed steeds, Towards Phoebus’ lodging. Such a wagoner- As Phaethon would whip you to the west- And bring in cloudy night immediately.”  This relates to the story of Phaethon because it is literally talking about how Phaethon galloped into the sun with his father’s horses.

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Phaethon was the son of the sun god, and no not Apollo. Once he found out that was actually his dad, he decided to ask for something that his father already promised that he would not refuse. Phaethon asked to take the role of the Sun God for the day, and since he could not control the horses, he died doing his father’s job. An allusion for this is in Romeo and Juliet Act 3, Scene 2 when it says, “ Gallop apace, you fiery-footed steeds, Towards Phoebus’ lodging. Such a wagoner- As Phaethon would whip you to the west- And bring in cloudy night immediately.”  This relates to the story of Phaethon because it is literally talking about how Phaethon galloped into the sun with his father’s horses.

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Daedalus was an architect that was known for building the labyrinth. King Minos imprisoned Daedalus and his son when he found out that Daedalus helped the Athenians escaped. Daedalus was so creative that he invented wings for him and his son to use to escape, but his son did not follow the rules and the glue melted off and he fell into the ocean. Daedalus escaped to Sicily where he stayed undercover until the king faked a reward to find Daedalus. The king knew that the task he wanted performed would only be done by Daedalus, which worked. Minos was then slain in contest because the king of Sicily would not let his beloved Daedalus go. In the first Iron Man film had Tony fly toward the moon, causing a buildup of ice on his suit. He later solves this problem and uses it to his advantage against an enemy. This is just like how Daedalus uses his resources wisely to make wings to escape.

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Otus and Ephialtes: These twins were born from Poseidon, and they are known for imprisoning Ares. Once Ares escaped, the twins threatened to ruin precious things like mountain tops. Once they were calmed down, they decided to love and kidnap Hera and Artemis which did not go well. They both ran away from the twins and Artemis ended up tricking them into shooting each other. An allusion for this story is the movie called “The Parent Trap”. This movie is an allusion because the twins are selfish in the movie and only care about themselves, just like Otus and Ephialtes.