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Earliest HeroesEarliest Heroes
Prometheus and IoPrometheus and Io
EuropaEuropa
PolyphemusPolyphemus
Flower MythsFlower Myths
Prometheus and IoPrometheus and Io
 Characters:Characters:
 Prometheus-the wisePrometheus-the wise
titan that wastitan that was
punished by Zeus forpunished by Zeus for
helping the mankindhelping the mankind
 Io – the lover of ZeusIo – the lover of Zeus
that was turned into athat was turned into a
cow in order tocow in order to
escape the wrath ofescape the wrath of
HeraHera
PlotPlot
 Prometheus was tied to aPrometheus was tied to a
rock and everyday a crowrock and everyday a crow
would eat his liverwould eat his liver
 Io was a lady turned intoIo was a lady turned into
a cow in order to escapea cow in order to escape
from Hera and wasfrom Hera and was
destined to travel to adestined to travel to a
great distancegreat distance
 She was very miserableShe was very miserable
because of her fate andbecause of her fate and
on her way she meton her way she met
PrometheusPrometheus
 Prometheus felt sorry forPrometheus felt sorry for
Io that he told her aboutIo that he told her about
her bright future and howher bright future and how
the greatest hero ofthe greatest hero of
Greece will be herGreece will be her
descendantdescendant
SettingsSettings
 The rocky side of theThe rocky side of the
sea wheresea where
Prometheus wasPrometheus was
boundbound
ThemeTheme
 Life’s journey andLife’s journey and
experiences doesn’texperiences doesn’t
recognize therecognize the
physical attribute ofphysical attribute of
an individualan individual
 Whatever happensWhatever happens
there is always hopethere is always hope
 The value ofThe value of
sympathysympathy
EuropaEuropa
 Characters:Characters:
 Europa-the maidenEuropa-the maiden
that Zeus fell in lovethat Zeus fell in love
withwith
 Zeus- the god ofZeus- the god of
lightning who fell inlightning who fell in
love with Europalove with Europa
PlotPlot
 Zeus was looking downZeus was looking down
from heaven whenfrom heaven when
Aphrodite struck him withAphrodite struck him with
an arrow and he fell inan arrow and he fell in
love with the maidenlove with the maiden
named Europanamed Europa
 While Europa was withWhile Europa was with
the other maidens, Zeusthe other maidens, Zeus
appeared to her in theappeared to her in the
image of a golden bullimage of a golden bull
 Europa rode the bullEuropa rode the bull
through the ocean andthrough the ocean and
though it was very fast,though it was very fast,
Europa didn’t feel scaredEuropa didn’t feel scared
for she knew that shefor she knew that she
was in the presence of awas in the presence of a
godgod
 Europa lived happily andEuropa lived happily and
has never suffered fromhas never suffered from
Hera’s wrathHera’s wrath
SettingsSettings
 Mount Olympus where Zeus was residingMount Olympus where Zeus was residing
 The fields where Zeus appeared beforeThe fields where Zeus appeared before
EuropaEuropa
 The ocean that the lovers travelledThe ocean that the lovers travelled
ThemeTheme
 Good things come toGood things come to
people who put theirpeople who put their
trust in the divinitytrust in the divinity
PolyphemusPolyphemus
 Characters:Characters:
 Polyphemus-a cyclopPolyphemus-a cyclop
who was cruel andwho was cruel and
bloodthirstybloodthirsty
 Odysseus- the hero ofOdysseus- the hero of
the Odyssey thatthe Odyssey that
outsmartedoutsmarted
PolyphemusPolyphemus
PlotPlot
 Odysseus and hisOdysseus and his
men decided to stopmen decided to stop
by an island to restby an island to rest
while travelling acrosswhile travelling across
the seathe sea
 The cave theyThe cave they
decided to crash indecided to crash in
was owned bywas owned by
Polyphemus whoPolyphemus who
doesn’t appreciatedoesn’t appreciate
guestsguests
 He eats one of theHe eats one of the
men at night andmen at night and
decided another mandecided another man
everytime.everytime.
 Odysseus outsmartedOdysseus outsmarted
the cyclops bythe cyclops by
blinding it and usingblinding it and using
the sheep as coversthe sheep as covers
in order to escape thein order to escape the
islandisland
SettingsSettings
 Cave by the sea thatCave by the sea that
is owned by theis owned by the
cyclopscyclops
ThemeTheme
 The value of beingThe value of being
able to think on yourable to think on your
feetfeet
 Brute force andBrute force and
strength doesn’tstrength doesn’t
guarantee victoryguarantee victory
 The person who usesThe person who uses
his head and tacticshis head and tactics
would usually comewould usually come
out victoriousout victorious
Flower MythsFlower Myths
NarcissusNarcissus
 Characters:Characters:
 Narcissus- theNarcissus- the
handsome youth whohandsome youth who
fell in love withfell in love with
himselfhimself
 Echo-the nymph whoEcho-the nymph who
fell in love withfell in love with
Narcissus and whoNarcissus and who
was punished by onlywas punished by only
repeating words thatrepeating words that
are already utteredare already uttered
PlotPlot
 Narcissus was veryNarcissus was very
handsome and yet he refusedhandsome and yet he refused
to fell in love with anyone.to fell in love with anyone.
 One of the brokenheartedOne of the brokenhearted
maiden prayed for him to fallmaiden prayed for him to fall
in love with himselfin love with himself
 He saw his reflection byHe saw his reflection by
the river and fell in lovethe river and fell in love
with himself. He fell intowith himself. He fell into
the river and drownedthe river and drowned
 Echo was nymph who wasEcho was nymph who was
in love with Narcissus whoin love with Narcissus who
was helpless to warnwas helpless to warn
Narcissus because sheNarcissus because she
can only repeat words.can only repeat words.
 From the river whereFrom the river where
Narcissus fell, a flowerNarcissus fell, a flower
bloomedbloomed
SettingsSettings
 By the field and byBy the field and by
the riverthe river
ThemeTheme
 The inability to loveThe inability to love
was of worse fatewas of worse fate
 Vanity is dangerousVanity is dangerous
HyacinthHyacinth
 Characters:Characters:
 Apollo-god of truth,Apollo-god of truth,
music and sunmusic and sun
 Hyacinth-a mortalHyacinth-a mortal
friend of Apollofriend of Apollo
PlotPlot
 Apollo and Hyacinth wereApollo and Hyacinth were
playing discuss when theplaying discuss when the
west wind blew thewest wind blew the
discuss and it struckdiscuss and it struck
Hyacinth in the headHyacinth in the head
resulting in his deathresulting in his death
 Apollo was filled with griefApollo was filled with grief
and from the blood of hisand from the blood of his
friend sprung a flowerfriend sprung a flower
which he namedwhich he named
HyacinthusHyacinthus
SettingsSettings
 By the fieldBy the field
ThemeTheme
 Love is how we stayLove is how we stay
alive long after we arealive long after we are
gonegone
 Death is inevitableDeath is inevitable
AdonisAdonis
 CharacterCharacter
 Adonis- theAdonis- the
handsome youth whohandsome youth who
was loved bywas loved by
Aphrodite and wasAphrodite and was
accidentally killed byaccidentally killed by
a beara bear
 Aphrodite-goddess ofAphrodite-goddess of
lovelove
PlotPlot
 Adonis was loved byAdonis was loved by
Aphrodite and wasAphrodite and was
usually under theusually under the
guidance of Aphroditeguidance of Aphrodite
 One day, whileOne day, while
hunting he camehunting he came
across a bear whoacross a bear who
attacked himattacked him
 Aphrodite was tooAphrodite was too
late and no matterlate and no matter
how much shehow much she
begged Hades, hebegged Hades, he
wouldn’t bring Adoniswouldn’t bring Adonis
back to life.back to life.
 From Adonis blood,From Adonis blood,
sprang a flowersprang a flower
ThemeTheme
 Love is eternalLove is eternal
 Death ends a life not a relationshipDeath ends a life not a relationship
 Even gods cannot defy deathEven gods cannot defy death

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Earliest heroes by ncf ab english majors

  • 1. Earliest HeroesEarliest Heroes Prometheus and IoPrometheus and Io EuropaEuropa PolyphemusPolyphemus Flower MythsFlower Myths
  • 2. Prometheus and IoPrometheus and Io  Characters:Characters:  Prometheus-the wisePrometheus-the wise titan that wastitan that was punished by Zeus forpunished by Zeus for helping the mankindhelping the mankind  Io – the lover of ZeusIo – the lover of Zeus that was turned into athat was turned into a cow in order tocow in order to escape the wrath ofescape the wrath of HeraHera
  • 3. PlotPlot  Prometheus was tied to aPrometheus was tied to a rock and everyday a crowrock and everyday a crow would eat his liverwould eat his liver  Io was a lady turned intoIo was a lady turned into a cow in order to escapea cow in order to escape from Hera and wasfrom Hera and was destined to travel to adestined to travel to a great distancegreat distance
  • 4.  She was very miserableShe was very miserable because of her fate andbecause of her fate and on her way she meton her way she met PrometheusPrometheus  Prometheus felt sorry forPrometheus felt sorry for Io that he told her aboutIo that he told her about her bright future and howher bright future and how the greatest hero ofthe greatest hero of Greece will be herGreece will be her descendantdescendant
  • 5. SettingsSettings  The rocky side of theThe rocky side of the sea wheresea where Prometheus wasPrometheus was boundbound
  • 6. ThemeTheme  Life’s journey andLife’s journey and experiences doesn’texperiences doesn’t recognize therecognize the physical attribute ofphysical attribute of an individualan individual  Whatever happensWhatever happens there is always hopethere is always hope  The value ofThe value of sympathysympathy
  • 7. EuropaEuropa  Characters:Characters:  Europa-the maidenEuropa-the maiden that Zeus fell in lovethat Zeus fell in love withwith  Zeus- the god ofZeus- the god of lightning who fell inlightning who fell in love with Europalove with Europa
  • 8. PlotPlot  Zeus was looking downZeus was looking down from heaven whenfrom heaven when Aphrodite struck him withAphrodite struck him with an arrow and he fell inan arrow and he fell in love with the maidenlove with the maiden named Europanamed Europa  While Europa was withWhile Europa was with the other maidens, Zeusthe other maidens, Zeus appeared to her in theappeared to her in the image of a golden bullimage of a golden bull
  • 9.  Europa rode the bullEuropa rode the bull through the ocean andthrough the ocean and though it was very fast,though it was very fast, Europa didn’t feel scaredEuropa didn’t feel scared for she knew that shefor she knew that she was in the presence of awas in the presence of a godgod  Europa lived happily andEuropa lived happily and has never suffered fromhas never suffered from Hera’s wrathHera’s wrath
  • 10. SettingsSettings  Mount Olympus where Zeus was residingMount Olympus where Zeus was residing  The fields where Zeus appeared beforeThe fields where Zeus appeared before EuropaEuropa  The ocean that the lovers travelledThe ocean that the lovers travelled
  • 11. ThemeTheme  Good things come toGood things come to people who put theirpeople who put their trust in the divinitytrust in the divinity
  • 12. PolyphemusPolyphemus  Characters:Characters:  Polyphemus-a cyclopPolyphemus-a cyclop who was cruel andwho was cruel and bloodthirstybloodthirsty  Odysseus- the hero ofOdysseus- the hero of the Odyssey thatthe Odyssey that outsmartedoutsmarted PolyphemusPolyphemus
  • 13. PlotPlot  Odysseus and hisOdysseus and his men decided to stopmen decided to stop by an island to restby an island to rest while travelling acrosswhile travelling across the seathe sea  The cave theyThe cave they decided to crash indecided to crash in was owned bywas owned by Polyphemus whoPolyphemus who doesn’t appreciatedoesn’t appreciate guestsguests
  • 14.  He eats one of theHe eats one of the men at night andmen at night and decided another mandecided another man everytime.everytime.  Odysseus outsmartedOdysseus outsmarted the cyclops bythe cyclops by blinding it and usingblinding it and using the sheep as coversthe sheep as covers in order to escape thein order to escape the islandisland
  • 15. SettingsSettings  Cave by the sea thatCave by the sea that is owned by theis owned by the cyclopscyclops
  • 16. ThemeTheme  The value of beingThe value of being able to think on yourable to think on your feetfeet  Brute force andBrute force and strength doesn’tstrength doesn’t guarantee victoryguarantee victory  The person who usesThe person who uses his head and tacticshis head and tactics would usually comewould usually come out victoriousout victorious
  • 18. NarcissusNarcissus  Characters:Characters:  Narcissus- theNarcissus- the handsome youth whohandsome youth who fell in love withfell in love with himselfhimself  Echo-the nymph whoEcho-the nymph who fell in love withfell in love with Narcissus and whoNarcissus and who was punished by onlywas punished by only repeating words thatrepeating words that are already utteredare already uttered
  • 19. PlotPlot  Narcissus was veryNarcissus was very handsome and yet he refusedhandsome and yet he refused to fell in love with anyone.to fell in love with anyone.  One of the brokenheartedOne of the brokenhearted maiden prayed for him to fallmaiden prayed for him to fall in love with himselfin love with himself
  • 20.  He saw his reflection byHe saw his reflection by the river and fell in lovethe river and fell in love with himself. He fell intowith himself. He fell into the river and drownedthe river and drowned  Echo was nymph who wasEcho was nymph who was in love with Narcissus whoin love with Narcissus who was helpless to warnwas helpless to warn Narcissus because sheNarcissus because she can only repeat words.can only repeat words.  From the river whereFrom the river where Narcissus fell, a flowerNarcissus fell, a flower bloomedbloomed
  • 21. SettingsSettings  By the field and byBy the field and by the riverthe river
  • 22. ThemeTheme  The inability to loveThe inability to love was of worse fatewas of worse fate  Vanity is dangerousVanity is dangerous
  • 23. HyacinthHyacinth  Characters:Characters:  Apollo-god of truth,Apollo-god of truth, music and sunmusic and sun  Hyacinth-a mortalHyacinth-a mortal friend of Apollofriend of Apollo
  • 24. PlotPlot  Apollo and Hyacinth wereApollo and Hyacinth were playing discuss when theplaying discuss when the west wind blew thewest wind blew the discuss and it struckdiscuss and it struck Hyacinth in the headHyacinth in the head resulting in his deathresulting in his death  Apollo was filled with griefApollo was filled with grief and from the blood of hisand from the blood of his friend sprung a flowerfriend sprung a flower which he namedwhich he named HyacinthusHyacinthus
  • 25. SettingsSettings  By the fieldBy the field
  • 26. ThemeTheme  Love is how we stayLove is how we stay alive long after we arealive long after we are gonegone  Death is inevitableDeath is inevitable
  • 27. AdonisAdonis  CharacterCharacter  Adonis- theAdonis- the handsome youth whohandsome youth who was loved bywas loved by Aphrodite and wasAphrodite and was accidentally killed byaccidentally killed by a beara bear  Aphrodite-goddess ofAphrodite-goddess of lovelove
  • 28. PlotPlot  Adonis was loved byAdonis was loved by Aphrodite and wasAphrodite and was usually under theusually under the guidance of Aphroditeguidance of Aphrodite  One day, whileOne day, while hunting he camehunting he came across a bear whoacross a bear who attacked himattacked him
  • 29.  Aphrodite was tooAphrodite was too late and no matterlate and no matter how much shehow much she begged Hades, hebegged Hades, he wouldn’t bring Adoniswouldn’t bring Adonis back to life.back to life.  From Adonis blood,From Adonis blood, sprang a flowersprang a flower
  • 30. ThemeTheme  Love is eternalLove is eternal  Death ends a life not a relationshipDeath ends a life not a relationship  Even gods cannot defy deathEven gods cannot defy death