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Narcissus was a very beautiful man who rejected the love of many women because he enjoyed the attention. A nymph named Echo fell in love with him but could only repeat his words due to a curse. When Narcissus pushed her away, Echo hid in the woods. Later, after another rejected lover cursed Narcissus, he saw his own reflection in a pool of water and fell in love with himself. Unable to be with his reflection, Narcissus died, and from his body grew the narcissus flower.
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- 1. Echo and Narcissus Ricardo Gonzalez Ms.Monette Honors English 9B period 7 3 February,2012
- 2. Narcissus is one of the most beautiful man that anyone has ever seen.Alot of beautiful women fell deeply in-love with him but he would reject them all because he liked the fact that allot of women liked him.
- 3. One day a nymph named Ecko saw Narcissus near a lake and she fell deeply inlove with him. She would allways follow him anywere he went and she would allways trie to shout or talk to him but she couldent because a god took talking away from her and only allows her to repeat the last words that that person says. So one day she couldent take it anymore and she ran out and came up too him and gave him a hug but Narcissus pushed Ecko away from him. She got so crushed that she ran into the woods and hid from everyone untill you can only here her voice.
- 4. One day one of Narcissus lovers got rejected by him. The lover got so hurt that she wished for Narcissus to feel the same way she felt rejected and deeeply in loved. And one day he caught him self starring in a puddle of water and he fell in love with him self. He died because he new that he was never going to reach the object or the goal of being with him self. When the nymphs came to get his bodie all they found was a beautiful flower and they named the flower the "Narcissus flower".
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