https://padlet.com/abelardo_oviedo1/uft3mphhagxr The idea of fate, and its overwhelming power, is a central theme in many myths. Neither gods nor man seem able to escape fate, despite many attempts to do so. Making this theme even more prominent, many myths begin with a prophecy. en-us 2017-02-07 18:16:36 UTC 2025-09-28 03:58:02 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/abelardo_oviedo1/uft3mphhagxr/wish/152275389 Fate and prophecy is the theme because in paragraph two it says "his father had predicted that this would happen. In order to be surethat  he kept power and the prophecy. Did not come true, Cronus attempted to escape fate by swallowing each child as soon as itwas  born.]]> 2017-02-07 19:32:53 UTC https://padlet.com/abelardo_oviedo1/uft3mphhagxr/wish/152275389 https://padlet.com/abelardo_oviedo1/uft3mphhagxr/wish/152294582 The theme for Cronus could be Fate and Prophecy because in the text of the myth of Cronus it says "In order to be sure that he kept power and prophecy did not come true, Cronus attempted to escape fate by swallowing each child as soon as it was born." That was my evidence to site what my groups think the theme is. For the key of elements chart four is the best chart to support our answer because it said "Neither gods nor man man seem to escape fate." That supports our theme because Cronus couldn't escape his fate.]]> 2017-02-07 20:30:04 UTC https://padlet.com/abelardo_oviedo1/uft3mphhagxr/wish/152294582 https://padlet.com/abelardo_oviedo1/uft3mphhagxr/wish/152296679 This can be a possible theme because Cronus tries to stop his fate by swalloing his children right after they are born. In the text it says "Cronus atempted to escape fate by swallowing each child as soon as it was born."]]> 2017-02-07 20:38:18 UTC https://padlet.com/abelardo_oviedo1/uft3mphhagxr/wish/152296679 https://padlet.com/abelardo_oviedo1/uft3mphhagxr/wish/152296905 It maybe Fate and Prophecy for the myth of Cronus because he attempts to escape his prophecy by eating his children. My evidence is on paragraph 2 when it says "Cronus was afraid that his children might one day rise against his authority, as he had against his own father, Uranus. His father had predicted that this would happen. In order to be sure that he kept power and the prophecy did not come true, Cronus attempted to escape fate by swallowing each child as soon as it was born." But the prophecy did come true because God or human can't escape fate.]]> 2017-02-07 20:39:11 UTC https://padlet.com/abelardo_oviedo1/uft3mphhagxr/wish/152296905 https://padlet.com/abelardo_oviedo1/uft3mphhagxr/wish/152297037 I think that Fate and Prophecy because Cronus's fate was to be over throwned and he ate his kids just to stop that from happening but Zeus still over thrones him like what he didn't to his father and I got that from the myth of Cronus.]]> 2017-02-07 20:39:40 UTC https://padlet.com/abelardo_oviedo1/uft3mphhagxr/wish/152297037 https://padlet.com/abelardo_oviedo1/uft3mphhagxr/wish/152297762 In the myth of cronus, cronus try to escape fate by eating his children as soon as they were born.In the key elements of mythology it says "neither gods or humans could escape fate, despite many attempts to do so."]]> 2017-02-07 20:42:16 UTC https://padlet.com/abelardo_oviedo1/uft3mphhagxr/wish/152297762