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         <title>Atlas, The Titan </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>(<mark>BREAKTHROUGH</mark>) <br>The myth of the titan Atlas perfectly displays the <strong>strength &amp; power of Zeus</strong>, telling the story of how Atlas - the leader of the Titans in the war against the Zeus - was deafeated &amp; in turn his punishment was to bore the weight of the Heavens for eternity. A cruel punishment for a god who created &amp; instructed the <em>art of astrology</em>.<br>Atlas appears again in Greek mythology when Hercules is tasked by <em>Eursytheus</em> with his <strong>12 labours</strong>. Atlas offered to fetch the golden apples from the nymphs if in return, Hercules would take his place and bore the weight of the Heavens. When Atlas arrived back to deliver the apples to Hercules, Hercules tricked the titan by letting go of the Heavens which forced Atlas to catch it and return back to his place. In some versions of the myth, Hercules returns to Atlas with pillars to help him with the weight. <br>Atlas is believed to met his demise by Perseus when he was turned into the <em>Atlas Mountain</em> (in Africa) using the Gorgon’s, <strong>Medusa</strong>, head. <br><br><em><mark>I felt as if this would be an important myth is research as it displays the importance of Zeus and the power the ‘new’ Gods of Olympus hold over the older generation of Titans. It’s also important to recognise how the Olympians came to power and what happened to the previous Gods as it will help me accurately depict the true strength and power of the Gods in my FMP&nbsp;</mark></em></div>]]></description>
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         <title>The Story of Perseus</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>(<mark>UNCERTAINTY</mark>) <br>Perseus is 1 out of Zeus’ 54 children - 23 of which are from Human Unions. His story is extremely influential to Greek culture &amp; mythology as not only does Perseus display traits that are culturally respected but Medusa suffered her demise at his hands.&nbsp; <br>Perseus’ story was culturally important to Ancient Greece as it perfectly exhibits <em>the premise that your predetermined fate is unavoidable</em>, which <strong>Acrisius</strong> evidentially learnt the hard way no matter how much he sacrificed during the process.<br><em><mark>Even though Perseus is not one of the 12 Olympian Gods, he was one of the last mortals to be accepted as a God after death, which further implements his importance to Greek Culture - and its important to recognise the influence that heroism has throughout mythology</mark></em></div>]]></description>
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         <title>Mount Olympus</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>(<mark>BREAKTHROUGH</mark>) <br>Mount Olympus rose after the <em>10 year war </em>between the Olympians and Titans, which saw Zeus and his fellow Olympians victorious. It’s highest peak, <strong><em>mythicist</em></strong> is famously known throughout mythology for being a meeting place for the Gods - home to fiery discussions &amp; heated arguments. The only olympian gods that decided against making Mount Olympus their home was&nbsp; <em>Hades &amp; Poseidon</em> as they were stationed in the domains they reigned over. <br>It is located in Greece on the border of Thessaly &amp; Macedonia however many scholars believe that in Mythology it simply represents the social hierarchy in ancient Greece as as the Mountain descends, the lower the level of the gods resides. <br><em><mark>This is important to note as it helps me take into consideration where the location of my photoshoot could potentially take place - with the knowledge of </mark></em><strong><em><mark>mythicist</mark></em></strong><em><mark> coming in particularly helpful</mark></em></div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2021-04-12 13:39:17 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Poseidon - King of the Sea</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>(<mark>BREAKTHROUGH</mark>)<br><strong>Latin name Neptune</strong><br>-&nbsp; Always carried his trident, a weapon that allowed him to create earthquakes and other natural disasters (Also known as god of the earth for this reason)<br>-&nbsp; The god was <mark>known for being quite moody</mark>, that's why sailors and fishermen often offered him plenty of sacrafices<br>-&nbsp; When his anger got the better of him, his outbursts knew no bounds. Knowing this Zeus felt it was important for Poseidon to have a wife, which is how he met <strong><em>Amphitrite</em></strong> - who became queen of the seas<br>- He fathered other memorable figures in mythology like; <em>Triton</em>, <em>Pegasus and</em> the giant <em>Chrysaor</em>.<br>- He is also known for his <strong>rivalry with his niece, the goddess Athena</strong><br>- Throughout mythology he is seen as being troublesome towards Zeus and creating problems within the natural order<br><em><mark>It is important to take note of significant factors of Poseidons personality and how he was viewed by the Greeks as it will help me build a reimagined image of the God</mark></em></div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2021-04-13 13:24:11 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Dionysus - The God of Wine</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>(<mark>BREAKTHROUGH</mark>)<br><strong>Latin name Bacchus</strong><br>- The last God to join the Olympus<br>- He’s regarded as <em>the god of wine and ecstasy</em> but also associated with <em>crops and fertility</em> <br>- He’s different from the other Olympus deities as he was born from Zeus’ union with a mortal <br>- From a young age, Dionysus had to face Hera’s maltreatment when she struck him with madness causing him to wonder the world aimlessly until his was cured by his grandmother<br>- Dionysus <strong>responsible for the invention of Wine</strong><br>- Godly symbols included; <mark>grapes, vines &amp; branches</mark> <br>- Hestia gave up her place in the council of the 12 olympian Gods for him, as she was tired of the fighting<br>- The gods cult was often filled with<em> dance, alcohol and carefree spirits. During these celebrations masked were often used which then led onto the invention of Greek theatre</em>.<br>- Dionysus then became known as the protector of the fine arts &amp; was often paid special reference by actors and authors<br><em><mark>As the God has a long lasting effect of Greek culture and definitely modern culture through writings and theatre, he is and especially important God to my concept and his carefree influence on his cult is definitely something to make note of.</mark></em></div>]]></description>
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         <title>Athena - The Goddess of Wisdom</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>(<mark>DILEMA</mark>)<br><strong>Roman name Minerva</strong><br>- Known as Zeus’ favorite daughter<br>- Also known for her <em>shy personality</em> yet one of the most beautiful - she remained a virgin for all eternity<br>- The goddess had a well <em>recognised intelligence</em> &amp; was <mark>often consulted by other deities</mark> for all problems<br>- Athena’s <em>unshakable courage was a memorable personality trait</em> she was high credited for. <br>- The only god to stand beside her her father in the fight against the mighty Typhon while others found refuge in Egypt<br>- Because <mark>her sharp mind and bravery she was also considered by the Greeks as the Goddess of strategic warfar</mark>e <br>- The city of Athens was consecrated in honour of the Goddess after a clash with the Poseidon<br>- The <mark>olive tree</mark> is also synonymous with Athena after she gifted the inhabitants of Attica. <br>- In some versions, in retaliation Zeus raped Medusa in the temple of Athena which led Athena to turning Medusa into a gorgon. <br>- <em>Athena is also known as the goddess of weavers</em> — an activity popular amongst women in Ancient Greece<br>- She appears throughout mythology assisting heroes on their quests<br>- The <strong>owl is the animal consecrated for the goddess</strong> and is known as a symbol of wisdom. <br><em><mark>Her importance in Greek mythology is well known even amongst modern society as the legacy she created was so vast. She was highly respected by the Ancient Greek which led to a handful of temples and landmarks dedicated to her. Her personality is has so many factors so when taking into consideration who I feel in my life aligns with her.&nbsp;</mark></em></div>]]></description>
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         <title>Demeter - The Goddess of Harvest</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>(<mark>STRUGGLE</mark>)<br><strong>Roman god Ceres</strong><br>- The first generation of olympian Gods and was considered one of the <em>kindest goddesses</em>. <br>- She was also the <mark>goddess of sacred law and the cycle of life &amp; death</mark><br>- Farmers were dependent on her as she had the power to turn their land into a Baron wasteland. <br>- <strong>An ear of wheat </strong>is one of her symbols so fruits &amp; cereals were often left to her as a sacrifice <br>- In the arts, Demeter is sometimes depicted as <mark>holding the torch</mark> that aided her in the search for Persephone. <br>- The mother of Persephone, who was taken by Hades to be his bride in the underworld — during this time Demeter neglected her tasks so she could mourn her daughter absence &amp; the soil became infertile. To resolve this issue an agreement was made where Persephone would spend half of the year on Earth with her mother and the rest of the time with Hades. <br>- She takes her role as a mother extremely seriously and is often <strong>overly-stressed</strong> because of how <strong>overprotective</strong> she is over her children. <br><em><mark>Due to Demeter’s peaceful nature, she doesn’t appear in the conflicts that largely makes up Greek Mythology. It was difficult to pin point the aspects that make up her personality because of her lack of appearance.&nbsp;</mark></em></div>]]></description>
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         <title>Hermes - The Messenger God</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>(<mark>BREAKTHROUGH</mark>)<br><strong>Roman name Mercury</strong><br>- the messenger for the gods of Olympus, and he carries their messages across the skies with his <em>winged sandals</em>. <br>- he is the son of Zeus &amp; Maya (the daughter of the titan Atlas)<br>- Hermes is known throughout mythology for his <em>playful nature</em>. <br>- After stealing Apollo’s cattle when he was just an infant, they became great friends. <br>- Apollo is the one that gifted Hermes his famous <strong>caduceus</strong> which he uses to <mark>guide the souls of the dead towards the kingdom of hades</mark>. <br>- He became known as the <em>god of cunningness, of travellers, of traitors &amp; of thieves</em>. <br>- The myths that Hermes appears in are endless and throughout he assumes the role of the <strong>guide</strong>. <br>- The deity was also brave as he’s <strong>faced giants, rescued Zeus from Typhoon and Aries from the Allieds</strong><br>- He became one of <em>Zeus’ favourites sons</em> next to Athena<br>- The god has a handful of children with his lovers; one of the most famous is his son with Aphrodite — Hermaphrodite. <br><em><mark>Hermes is one of the most recognised gods in pop culture as he’s influenced characters such as the Flash and Quicksilver - this shows the Gods relevant even in today’s society. It is important for me to convey the Gods true nature in my concept, including his trickery &amp; cunning</mark></em>.&nbsp;</div>]]></description>
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         <title>Aphrodite - The Goddess of Love</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>(<mark>UNCERTAINTY</mark>)<br><strong>Roman name Venus</strong><br>- In the best known version, Aphrodite rise from the foam that formed from the fall of Uranus’ testicle after his castration of the sky god from Kronos <br>- According to Homer’s version, Aphrodite was Zeus daughter <br>- Aphrodite personifies <strong>charm, sensuality &amp; the ideal of feminine beauty</strong>. <br>- The goddess was not known for her fidelity &amp; took plenty of lovers — one of them being Ares the God of war. From this union came <strong>Eros, also known as cupid.</strong> <br>- She once fell hopelessly in love with the mortal, Adonis but the love was interrupted by his death. <br>- Hera was one of Aphrodite’s biggest rivals as Hera felt the goddess and her son, Eros, were the ones responsible for the countless times Zeus fell for his lovers. <br>- The rivalry grew when the trojan shepard Paris elected Aphrodite as the most beautiful goddess. <br>- The Apple became one of <em>the symbols of the deity as the golden apple</em> was handed to the most beautiful of the goddesses. <br>- Aphrodite is the most depicted of the gods in the arts from classical to the present day. <br>- Being one of aphrodite’s main symbols was the <em>mirror as it represented to female sex</em> in complete opposition to the spear &amp; shield of Ares. <br><em><mark>Her depiction in my concept will be one of my most personal as beauty is a subjective topic — so this my opportunity to to display what my perception of beauty is. I was uncertain about this goddess as it’s a high name to live up to. </mark></em><br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <title>Hades - Lord of the Underworld</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>(<mark>BREAKTHROUGH</mark>)<br><strong>Latin name Pluto</strong><br>- The god of the underworld is also <em>guardian of all the wealth sources found under the soil</em> like gold, silver &amp; gems — making him the richest god of them all. <br>- ‘Hades’ means the one who can not be seen. <br>- The god is known for being dedicated to his work and is the reason behind him rarely visiting the surface. <br>- One of the times Hades did visit the surface was when he snatched <strong>Persephone</strong>, Goddess of the Spring. After she accepted a pomegranate fruit from him, they developed an unbreakable bond. <br>- Hades rarely interfered with the world of men or with the olympian affairs however one of the times that he did was when King Sisyphus cheated death. <br>- I<em>n the arts, the god is often depicted holding his fork in the company of his hell dog, </em><strong><em>Cerberus</em></strong> (who guards the entrance of his master’s kingdom)<br>- In Ancient Greece, Hades was held with the <em>utmost respect</em> — with the Greeks rarely pronouncing his name and not looking at the altar when making sacrifices. <br><em><mark>Even though in Western films, like Disney’s </mark></em><strong><em><mark>Hercules</mark></em></strong><em><mark>, Hades is often depicted as an antagonist or villain, he is not an malevolent figure. In mythology Hades is even displayed as an empathetic deity, allowing Orpheus to bring back his lover, Eurydice, to the mortal realm with him. I want my depiction of the Gods to be as true to mythology as possible. I also want to take into consideration all aspects of their characters to challenge westernised ideology about Greek mythology</mark></em>.&nbsp;<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <title>Apollo - The God of Light</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>(<mark>UNCERTAINTY</mark>)<br><strong>Roman name Phoebus</strong><br>- The son of Zeus &amp; Lito, the twin brother of the Goddess Artemis both born of the legendary floating island of Delos. <br>- The god is <em>often represented with his liar or famous bow — with artists depictions often being generous as in mythology he’s described as having unparalleled beauty</em>. <br>- Even though Apollo was the <strong>epitome of male beauty in Ancient Greece</strong>, he was unlucky in love with almost all of his relationships ending with tragedy. <br>- From the story of the god’s unreciprocated love with the nymph Daphne, the laurel plant was often associated with Apollo— with <em>the laurel wreath becoming one of his symbols</em>. <br>- Apollo is the god gifted with multiple attributes, them being the God of <mark>light</mark>, the God of <mark>prophecy</mark>, the God of <mark>medicine</mark>, the God of <mark>arts</mark>, the God of <mark>archers</mark>, the God of <mark>music</mark> and many more. <br>- He had a son with his muse, Calliope, called Orpheus who inherited many of his fathers talents. <br>- The Gods cult often identified Apollo as a <em>solar God, a title that had previously belonged to the titan Helios</em>. <br>- Apollo also has a <strong>more sinister side, with him being associated with pests &amp; epidemics</strong>. During the Trojan war he cast a pestilence upon the Greeks from disrespecting one of his priests. <br>- When Apollo casted his light upon something, it revealed the purest truth — which was the reasoning behind him being <strong>associated with the search of truth &amp; rationality and him being honoured by the ancient philosophers. </strong><br><em><mark>Apollo is one of the only gods to be worshipped in Roman times even after the adoption of Christianity so has one of the longest running cults in Ancient Greece. Much like with Aphrodite, my depiction of Apollo will be personal as beauty is subjective &amp; how i chose to display my interpretation of modern male beauty will be distinctive.</mark></em> <em><mark>I’m uncertain about this as when I think about the standard of male beauty that Apollo is held up to, there isn’t anyone that instantly comes to mind in my close circle so I might need to utilise make-up &amp; computer editing to convey the beauty I see on the inside of a loved one.</mark></em></div>]]></description>
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         <title>Zeus - Lord of Olympus</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>(<mark>BREAKTHROUGH</mark>)<br><strong>Roman name Jupiter</strong><br>- Zeus is the supreme god in Greek mythology and holds the title of <strong>King of the Gods</strong>, God of the <mark>sky</mark>, <mark>weather</mark>, <mark>law &amp; order</mark>, <mark>destiny &amp; fate</mark> and <mark>kingship</mark>.<br>- With the title Lord of the Universe, Zeus established and maintained order &amp; justice within the world — often <em>associated with the duty of hospitality.</em> <br>- The son of the titans Cronus &amp; Rhea — his father was the god who reigned before the birth of Zeus. <br>- <mark>A prophecy foresaw that one of Cronus’ offspring would grow more powerful &amp; dethrone him so in turn Cronus devoured all of his children with Zeus being an exception as he managed to to escape with the help of his mother. Zeus was secretly raised &amp; breastfed by Amalthea until he was old enough to challenge his father &amp; free his siblings <br>- After proceeded a ten year war amongst the new gods &amp; the titans dubbed Titanomachy - with the new gods claiming victory.</mark> <br>- Zeus faced two battles before he could considered his power; with the giants in the giganto maki &amp; the powerful monster Typhon. Zeus was defeated in their first battle however returned &amp; managed to defeated &amp; imprison Typhon in Mount Aetena. <br>- One of Zeus’ abilities included <em>controlling the outcome of a battle</em> with whoever was favoured by the God ending up victorious. For this Zeus is often <strong>represented with Nike, the goddess of victory, in his hand</strong>. <br>- Throughout mythology, the God is known for his <em>infamous infidelity</em>, fathering 54 children in total (with only 5 of them being by his wife Hera) some being demigods like <strong>Hercules</strong> &amp; <strong>Perseus</strong>. <br>- To escape his jealous wife’s wrath, he would take several different forms like the bull, the swam &amp; the cuckoo. <br>- Once the Gods of Olympus revolted and managed to imprison Zeus however with the help of Bryarius, the giant Hekaton carries, he escaped and put an stop to the rebellion. <br>- One of the many temples built in the deities honour was in Olympia, where inside was a 12 &amp; a half foot sculpture of the God by the infamous Sculptor, Phidias. His work became one of the 7 wonders of the world. <br>- The olympic games was a celebration of games in honour of Zeus. <br>- The god is often represented in the arts as a <strong><em>mature, majestic man with a full beard, a crown of oak &amp; olive leaves, a lightening bolt &amp; an eagle</em></strong> — the animals associated with the god. <br><em><mark>Zeus is the most infamous out of all the Olympian Gods as his vast legacy &amp; achievements earned him the most important title in mythology. In my depiction of Zeus, I already have a loved one in mind as his importance to me (and my universe) is equivalent to the impact Zeus had on Ancient Greece</mark></em>.&nbsp;<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <title>Hera - Queen of Olympus </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>(<mark>STRUGGLE</mark>)<br><strong>Roman name Juno</strong><br>- The daughter of the titans <strong>Cronus</strong> &amp; <strong>Rhea</strong>, making her husband her full blood brother. <br>- According to some accounts, she is described as the most beautiful amongst all goddesses leading to Zeus falling for her. <br>- At first, Hera denied all of Zeus’ advances, who then restored to any tricks to seduce the goddess including the ones where <em>Zeus turned himself into a cuckoo to conquer the goddess</em>. <br>- the goddess became a deity associated with <mark>marriage</mark>, <mark>motherhood</mark> and the <mark>protector of the wives. </mark><br>- She mothered 5 children however disowned one, Hephaestus — the god of forges. The reason behind this was the Hera had given birth to <strong>Hephaestus</strong>  but noticing the she had created an imperfect son, she threw him from the top of mount Olympus. Hephaestus gifted Hera a beautiful golden thrown however when she sat on it she realised that she couldn’t get up &amp; was stuck to it. Hera only freed herself after re-emitting Hephaestus into the Olympus. <br>- Zeus’ endless amount of affairs &amp; lovers became the target for the enraged Hera’s attacks, including the children from these unions facing her wrath also — <em>Hercules being the most persecuted at the hands of the goddess</em>. <br>- Eventually, Zeus’s endless affairs put an end to his wife’s patience and <strong><mark>she planned a rebellion against the god amongst the Olympus gods</mark></strong>. <br>- In Ancient Greece, Hera was the most worshipped goddesses with her temples being scattered throughout all of Greece, often with pregnant women and wives being devoted to her. <br>- The <strong>cow</strong> and the <strong>peacock</strong> are two consecrated animals for the goddess, with the bird having the eyes Argos (the loyal footman of the goddess) within the feathers of it’s tail. <br>- The goddess was both admired &amp; hated by man for her revengeful temperament. <br><em><mark>I struggled to think of a figure in my life that i associated with Hera throughout my research as she’s a figure that I highly dislike as she often punished the mistresses and their offspring instead of Husband which i find unfavourable. It’s important that when I make the decision of who I see as Hera in my FMP, I look past those attributes of her nature. &nbsp;</mark></em></div>]]></description>
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         <title>Eros - The God of Love</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>(<mark>DILEMMA</mark>)<br><strong>Latin name Cupid</strong><br>- In many artistic representation Eros is depicted as <mark>angelic being</mark> contrast to his main traits of <mark>desire</mark> &amp; <mark>lust</mark>. <br>- Under the influence of Eros, people were capable of self-sacrificing actions inconsolable by those whose heart was not dominated by this feeling. <br>- The best known version of the origin of Eros is that he is the son of Aphrodite &amp; Ares. <br>- Eros &amp; <strong>Aphrodite</strong> were the duo responsible for spreading love and desire throughout the world, which Eros does so <em>using his golden arrows — even working of the fellow gods</em>. <br>- Sometime Eros was told to have blindfolded himself and shoot his arrows for fun. <br>- The infamous tale of <strong>Eros and Psyche is the most celebrated story in Greek mythology in modern day</strong>, the story of how the God of Love fell victim to his own arrows. <br><em><mark>Despite residing with his mother in Olympus, Eros is not traditionally one of the 12 Gods of Olympus however with his infamy I wanted to mention him in my research. I did this because even though he isn’t an Olympian Gods, he plays a large part in mythology and his importance is often downplayed. The dilemma posed to me is wanting to somehow include him within my concept to homage to the God.&nbsp;</mark></em></div>]]></description>
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         <title>Artemis - The Goddess of the Hunt </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>(<mark>BREAKTHROUGH</mark>)<br><strong>Roman name Diana</strong><br>- The daughter of Zeus &amp; Lito, the twin sister of the God of Light, Apollo — <em>even though she was born one day before him &amp; assisted her mother to deliver her brother</em>. <br>- One of her symbols is her favourite weapon, the <em>bow and arrow </em>&amp; because of that is always depicted with them in the arts. <br>- When they were just infants, the twins &amp; their mother was chased by the ignominious snake, Python but the snake was later killed by Apollo when he became of age. <br>- One of the traits of the goddess was that she was a <strong><em>virgin deity</em></strong>. She made the vow after witnessing all the pain her mother endured to bring Apollo into the world. <br>- Artemis was regarded as the goddess of wildlife &amp; dwelled in the forest and mountains of Arcadia. <br>- The goddess was always followed by a clique of <mark>wild &amp; oceanic nymphs</mark> which became her companions. Artemis’ companions also swore an oath of abstinence &amp; purity — not to smear the reputation and image of the goddess. <br>- Even though she had her own hunting dogs that she was close with, the <em>animals that represented the goddess was the Deer. </em><br>- Much like her brother, Artemis was known as <strong>Luna goddess</strong>, <em>taking the position of the Goddess of the Moon — replacing Selene</em>. <br>- Artemis is known for being an <mark>ambiguous</mark> goddess, sometimes being <strong>generous</strong> &amp; <strong>benevolent</strong> and other times being <strong>ruthless</strong> and <strong>rancorous</strong>. <br><em><mark>Due to Artemis’ ambiguous nature it’ll be easy for me to identify her few noteable attributes to a member of my friends &amp; family. With the information I’ve gained from research I can do my interpretation of the Goddess as a hunter of a different kind of animal — a bigot.&nbsp;</mark></em></div>]]></description>
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         <title>Hestia - The Goddess of the Hearth</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>(<mark>DILEMMA</mark>)<br><strong>Roman name Vesta</strong><br>- One of the original Olympian Gods, the daughter of <strong>Cronus</strong> and <strong>Rhea</strong>. <br>- She is one of the least popular deities among the 12 Olympian Gods&nbsp; <br>- After the victory of Titanomachy, Hestia began to be <em>worshipped as the protector of homes &amp; estate</em>. <br>- The goddess was courted by <strong>Apollo</strong> &amp; <strong>Poseidon</strong> but rejected both as <mark>she had made a vow of chastity</mark>. <mark>Zeus honoured the goddess by ensuring that Hestia could stay chaste for all eternity</mark>. <br>- Hestia was a <em>honest</em> &amp; <em>kind</em> goddess which meant that she did not partake in the major deities battles. <br>- Due to Hestia’s mild manor, myths make reference to the <mark>goddess of fire places</mark> but men honoured her by constantly keeping a flame lit within their homes &amp; temples. <br>- Almost every Greek city had a sacred pyre in honour of the goddess in which flames would also burn continuously. <br>- She was one of the original 12 Gods of Olympus however with growth of Dionysius cult, he began to operate the role previously belonged to Hestia. <br><em><mark>Despite no longer being on the council of the Olympic deities, Hestia’s gentle &amp; unproblematic nature reminds me a figure in my life that shares equal traits with the goddess so I’m considering honouring her by putting her into my concept somewhere — like Eros.&nbsp;</mark></em></div>]]></description>
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         <title>Ares - The God of War</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>(<mark>UNCERTAINTY</mark>)<br><strong>Roman name Mars</strong><br>- Almost always depicted wearing an <em>stunning armour &amp; golden helmet</em>, the model of a perfect solider. <br>- Ares’ ambition for conflict &amp; blood horrified the other Gods. Due to his unpredictable &amp; violent nature many feared the deity - including fellow gods <strong>earning him a bad reputation amongst al</strong>l. <br>- The god never supported one side of a quarrel however was <mark>happy to see the slaughter and brutality</mark>. He would offer aid to those who honoured him with proper tributes and devotions. <br>- Zeus is known for saying that Ares is the most despicable of the Gods to occupy Olympus as he solely sorts out war, contention and fights. <br>- Zeus despised his son so much that he admitted <strong><mark>that if Ares was not the son of Hera he would’ve been expelled from Olympus</mark></strong>. <br>- Athena, the Goddess of Strategic War <em>was the only one that would strongly oppose Ares, defeating him on several occasions</em> however not even she could put a halt to the God’s quest for blood &amp; war. <br>- Only one Goddess could tame Ares thirst for blood and it was <strong>Aphrodite</strong>, the Goddess of Love. <br><em><mark>All of Ares characteristics are based on his violent nature &amp; hatred received from the other Gods, and the people surrounding me that mimic these traits are unwilling to pose for photos so I’m uncertain on how I’d pertain these pictures yet it’s important to do so as even the antagonists of Olympus deserve a mention.&nbsp;<br></mark></em><br></div>]]></description>
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         <title>Hephaestus - The God of Forgery </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>(<mark>UNCERTAINTY</mark>) <br><strong>Roman name Vulcan</strong><br>- Hephaestus was <strong>1 of 5 of the children from Hera but not Zeus</strong> however after he was birthed he was thrown from the top of Mount Olympus by Hera.<br>- It's said that Hera conceived her son via <mark>parthenogenesis</mark> to get back at her husband Zeus however when he was delivered the goddess was so disgusted with <strong>Hephaestus' appearance &amp; deformity that she threw him out.</strong><br>- The god was rescued by Thetis &amp; Eurynome he sheltered &amp; raised him in cave under the ocean.<br>- Later Hephaestus did act on his revenge however by gifting his mother a golden thrown that once she sat upon it, she was unable to get up. Hera was only freed once Dionysus got Hephaestus drunk so he would release her.<br>- He is <em>one of the only Olympian gods to be deemed unattractive</em> with his appearance being ugly, bearded, stocky &amp; lame.<br>- The deity is depicted full of flaws, with an <strong>oval cap</strong> and a <strong>hammer</strong> &amp; <strong>anvil</strong>. <br><em><mark>I’m unsure if I’m going to include Hephaestus as he is one of the lesser known of Olympian gods as he doesn’t have a big impact on mythology outside of his own tale. I also don’t know if I have a family member that would fit the characteristics of Hephaestus - because of his mild impact, not much is known about the God however he was often worshipped down to the fact that he was the God blacksmiths &amp; fire.</mark></em></div>]]></description>
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         <title>The myth of Psyche and Eros</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>(BREAKTHROUGH)<br>The story of Psyche and Eros is one of the most infamous myths within Greek mythology &amp; is still commonly celebrated worldwide today. <br><br>Psyche was a mortal woman that was said to be gifted the grace and grace of a goddess — with men fawning over her across Greece. This admiration in turn made the goddess Aphrodite ripe with jealous &amp; anger, ordering her son to poison the men’s soul to “kill off their desire for Psyche.” <br><br>Despite the numerous men eager to court the beauty, Psyche refused all of them as she was looking out for genuine love. This made her parents anxious as they were desperate to know of their daughters fate, leading them to go to an oracle. Eros guided Apollo to give the Oracle a premonition that depicted Psyche marrying an ugly beast, whose face that she would never be able to see. <br><br>Even though her parents were reluctant, they decided to go ahead and arrange the wedding with their beloved daughter &amp; the beast. Despite not being able to see his face, Psyche fell for her husband making her sisters envious of her happiness (she also confided in them her sadness that she was unable to see him). <br><br>The jealous sister managed to persuade Psyche that her husband was a monster that was plotting to kill her so she had to kill him first for self preservation. One night she acted upon this, she took an oil lamp &amp; knife to kill him however was surprised to be met with the beautiful face of the god Eros. Caught by surprise, the girl accidentally spilt oil on the god, waking him and causing him to fly away whilst insisting that she had betrayed him. <br><br>Psyche begged Aphrodite, who had imprisoned Eros, to see him which in response Aphrodite gave three impossible tasks to complete. Psyche managed to complete all of said tasks, driven by the power of love. During one the tasks, Psyche fell asleep unable to be woken. Eros found out about his wife’s endeavours, leading him to escape from his mother and beg Zeus to save his Psyche. Zeus, amazed by their love, went one step further and made the girl immortal so that Eros and Psyche could be together for eternity. <br><br><em><mark>This research is important to note when thinking about the characteristics and factors that makes Eros into the beloved and worshipped god that everyone knows. I could some how work some other symbols into my photoshoot of Eros.&nbsp;</mark></em></div>]]></description>
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         <title>Pandora’s box </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>(<mark>UNCERTAINTY</mark>)<br>In greek mythology, Pandora is told to be the first woman on earth — created by the Gods. Each of these Gods gifted her different things, with her name in Greek meaning “<strong>the one who bears all gifts</strong>”. Pandora was created as a form of punishment for humans because Zeus felt it was warranted after <mark>Prometheus</mark> <em>stole fire</em> to bless upon them. <br><br>Each god gifting Pandora things described as ‘<em>beautifully evil</em>’ by Hesiod with <strong>Hephaestus creating the beauty out of clay, Aphrodite bestowing upon her femininity and Athena teaching her crafts. Hermes was also ordered to teach the girl to be deceitful, stubborn &amp; curious by Zeus.</strong> <br><br>Pandora was then gifted a box/jar by the Gods dubbed ‘<mark>Pithos</mark>’ in Greek which she was told contained gifts however was not allowed to open it. Hermes then took the girl to <strong><mark>Epimetheus</mark></strong> (<em>brother of Prometheus</em>) to be his bride. Previously Prometheus had warned his brother not to take any gifts from the Gods but at the sight of Pandora’s beauty, he had completely forgotten. <br><br>Pandora tried to tame her curiously to no avail opening the box &amp; releasing all its evil out into the world. When Pithos was <em>opened every illness and hardship</em> the Gods had put into it began to escape. Panicking, Pandora tried to close the box immediate closing Hope inside. <br><br>According to Hesiod Hope had stayed inside at the will of the Gods as Zeus had wanted humanity to suffer as a lesson to not disobey the Gods. Pandora was the perfect person to do so as she was <strong>curious enough but no malicious. </strong><br><br><em><mark>I’m uncertain in how I could work this into my final piece as Pandora is not even a God let alone a God of Olympus yet her story is one often depicted in pop culture. The myth of Pandora’s box is one of the most relevant tales to date as the world is so ryth with conflict so I feel as if it is possible to work some symbolism somewhere in my FMP it’ll allow the people that only know the basics of mythology to understand my final piece too.&nbsp;</mark></em></div>]]></description>
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