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A few mortals or demigods were given immortality for a good reason. Here they are.
 
A few mortals or demigods were given immortality for a good reason. Here they are.
*Hercules for completing his 12 tasks.
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*[[Hercules]] for completing his 12 tasks.
*Dionysus for inventing wine.
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*[[Dionysus]] for inventing wine.
*Askelpios for creating many types of medicines.
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*[[Askelpios]] for creating many types of medicines.
*Psyche for falling in love with Eros.
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*[[Psyche]] for falling in love with [[Eros]].
*Ariadne for falling in love with Dionysus.
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*[[Ariadne]] for falling in love with Dionysus.
 
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Revision as of 11:22, 26 December 2013

Mortals are the human beings that will one day die.

Fire

Mortals were created by Prometheus out of river clay. Prometheus was mad that his "babies" didn't know how to do anything. So one day he stole some fire from Olympus and gave it to some mortals.

Survival

The Greeks believed that there was a flame inside all of us that stayed alive until the day we die. They also thought that we breathed so the flame wouldn't start our whole body on fire.

Death

Mortals could be killed two ways in the myths. The first way is that Hypnos and Thanatos came to you and Hypnos made you fall asleep and Thanatos peaceful touched you which killed you. The second way was with Ker, the goddess of violent death and accidental deaths. She came around to watch you die. She would watch accidents, murders, or anything violent.

Immortality

A few mortals or demigods were given immortality for a good reason. Here they are.

  • Hercules for completing his 12 tasks.
  • Dionysus for inventing wine.
  • Askelpios for creating many types of medicines.
  • Psyche for falling in love with Eros.
  • Ariadne for falling in love with Dionysus.