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    only tells me the name of the monster and his creator. It is true‚ but it’s not really a lot to infer what this book is about. If I had to rename it‚ I would call it A Monster and His Creator: The Battle to the Death. Symbol: The book flashes back Prometheus‚ a greek god who gave the knowledge of fire to humans. He was severly punished for it. Instead of fire‚ Victor creates Monster Frankenstein and is severly punished by having all his loved ones killed. New Words: “Perserving (Pg. 21)” “Annihilation

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    Prometheus Unbound

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    Prometheus Unbound: The Quintessential Philosophy of Percy Bysshe Shelley Three years before his death‚ Shelley wrote what many consider his masterpiece‚ Prometheus Unbound. Considering Shelley’s rebellious nature‚ the choice of the authority defying Prometheus as hero is not surprising. For Shelley‚ Prometheus came to symbolize the mind or soul of man in its highest potential. Two of Shelley’s favorite themes lie at the heart of Prometheus Unbound: the external tyranny of rulers‚ customs

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    Prometheus and Gaea

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    Prometheus and Gaea: Ayn Rand’s Choice of Characters Throughout Greek mythology Prometheus is known as the fire bearing Titan who rebelled against Zeus and saved the world from his curse of a heatless and lightless punishment. Like wise‚ Equality in Anthem also rebels against his government in response to seeing the corruption within it. These similarities show how their lives exemplify the ideal of individualism. Furthermore‚ Gaea‚ the goddess of earth‚ is comparable with The Golden One from

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    Von Goethe “Prometheus” 1. Prometheus is the speaker of this poem‚ and he is speaking to the god of the gods. 2. In the first stanza‚ a simile occurs‚ it says “And‚ like the boy who lops the thistles’ heads” This simile here was revealed by Prometheus and he was referring Zeus to an evil trickster young man. Furthermore‚ the purpose of this simile is to visualize the boy who is ripping off the heads of a beautiful flower‚ which is an evil action. However‚ The reason that Prometheus is referring

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    American Giants Theory

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    It is my theory that the disappearance of the giants (Nephilim)‚ in the Americas was brought about by God via supernatural events‚ divinely influenced natural disasters‚ and granting to the Native Americans‚ the ability to destroy the giants. The Comanche Chief Rolling Thunder commented: “this race (the giants) forgot justice and mercy and became too proud‚ the Great Spirit wiped it out and all that was left of their society were the mounds still visible on the tablelands.” The Navajo legend tells

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    The Greek mythology of Pandora’s box may not be well known among many‚ let alone its raison d’être. Pandora was sent to Earth by Zeus with a locked box and was ordered never to open it. It turns out that she opened the box and out flew the embodiment of worldly troubles (i.e. sickness‚ worry‚ crime‚ envy‚ etc.). Pandora became upset at the chaos she had released into the world‚ until she saw one that had remained‚ and this was Hope. This legend explains the existence of evil and more importantly

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    Hubris as a Major Element in Aeschylus’s Prometheus Bound Aristotle created the basis for many different subjects including drama‚ politics and philosophy. Today‚ many of his works are constantly studied and his modern ideas are still prevalent in society. In Poetics‚ Aristotle focuses on the best kinds of tragic plot (Aristotle 20). One of the most important aspects of a perfect tragedy is hamartia‚ sometimes misinterpreted as tragic flaw. The true definition of hamartia is a fatal error committed

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    Greek name: Hephaestus Roman Name: Vulcan (also known as Mulciber) He is the son of Hera‚ who created him in retaliation when she found out that Zeus had created Athena without her and viciously made herself pregnant asexually. He is the god of fire‚ metallurgy‚ stonemasonry and the art of sculpture; he was also worshiped as the God of technology‚ artisans‚ and sculptors. He is the blacksmith of the Olympian Gods. Appearance: His is the only God considered ugly‚ according to the standards of

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    One day‚ soon after man received fire‚ there was a large forest fire in Crete that the gods were not pleased with‚ they went to Hephaestus‚ god of fire‚ for an explanation. Hephaestus claimed he didn’t know who started it‚ as it wasn’t his doing. He then blamed the humans and their ignorance to this newly found tool. Zeus didn’t care‚ he said that if there were another disruption in the world due to fire he would be severely punished. Hephaestus was mad‚ he had already been thrown off Olympus for

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    Explanation Of 'Scorpion'

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    My constellation is Scorpius and it is the latin word for Scorpion. It is literally translated as the creature with the burning sting. The reason it is so interesting is not because of it’s shape‚ because it is the brightest constellation there is. In the northern hemisphere‚ Scorpius is on the southern horizon. Ancient Greeks considered the claws of Scorpius as the Libra constellation. One myth about Scorpius is that Orion and his mother wanted to hunt every animal on the planet‚ so Zeus sent a

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