Flower-Myths: Narcissus, Hyacinth, Adonis

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Flower-Myths: Narcissus, Hyacinth, Adonis Kaitlyn R. and Jenna T.

Narcissus 2 stories told Hades & Persephone A literal flower Used as a trap

Narcissus Human form- “His beauty was so great, all the girls who saw him longed to be his” Echo

Narcissus - Echo In love w/ Narcissus Hera distracted Zeus got away Punishment : “You will always have the last word”

Narcissus Narcissus = “scorner of love” Nemesis is called upon Curses Narcissus to fall in love w/ his reflection  wastes away In his place was a flower

Hyacinth BFFs with Apollo 2 stories of why he died Zephyr: jealous Accident playing discus Blood = flower

Hyacinth Apollo- cared greatly for each other Competitive Put H’s initials on flower as a memorial sorrow

Hyacinth- flower

Adonis Aphrodite in love with Adonis Cared greatly for him Gives him to Persephone  love Zeus interferes Autumn/Winter : Persephone Spring/Summer : Aphrodite

Adonis Went hunting  shot a boar Thought it was dead(not really) it killed him Blood = flowers

Adonis

Connections Gods made mistakes Greece = rocky, not fertile Beautiful flowers grew- how? Why? Gods are the answer Gods regret (human feelings)