A Greek myth about the divine monarch Zeus and his chief consort Hera

1. ZealousZeus WoosHaughty Hera
In myfirstarticlesonSlideshare,providedavividaccountof my name Riya. Well actuallyitisRhea,the
original GreekTitangoddesswhomIam honoredtobe associatedwith,if inname.Hersonwas Zeus,
the kingof Gods inGreekmyth. A more lecherouspervertthanZeuswasneverseen,whenitcame to
courtingthe womenhislustful eyesbeheld.The bestpartishischief queenwasHerawhomhe married
throughtreacheryand whowasextremelyjealousof herunfaithfulhusband’sotherwomen.
Zeuswas pursuingHerabutthe prettygoddessnevergave himthe time of the day.Soas always,Zeus
tookon the form of a dove andfell inHera’spathon a chillywinternight.Well itcertainlyprovesthat
everythingisfairinlove andwarbut Gods too?Jeez!Heratookpityof the little creature,pickedupit
and helditclose toher bosomto warm. A veryfoolishthingtodobutthenhow wouldshe know?
HavingHera at her mostvulnerable,Zeusassumedhisreal majesticformandcovetedher.The startled
goddessfailedtosave herhonorandthus marriedZeustohide hershame.Thisincidentof how the
mostprominentdivineGreekmarriage occurredona negative note isresponsible forHera’sjealousand
spiteful nature possibly.Forearlier,there are noinstanceswhichshow thisbeautifulgoddessina
negative light.Plusindeedwhowouldnotbe madat trickedintomarriage like thisandthatalsoto a
man whocalledhimselfgod,ratherthe divine monarchbuthadno self control!