1. fakebook Helen is the beautiful daughter of Zeus and Leda, but I lives with King Tyndareus because I’m the Queen of Sparta! WallPhotosFlairBoxesHelenLogout View photos of The People I Love!(5) Send Helen a message Wall InfoPhotosBoxes To all the people who are worried about me… Please don’t worry about me because I’m enjoying my life here in Troy! Come visit! xoxoxoxoxo! Share Information Networks: Top 10 Beautiful Women Network Birthday: 1200 BC Job: Queen of Sparta/ Helen of Troy Employer: Helen’s mortal dad, King Tyndareus/ Spartan Government Hometown: Sparta and Troy Family Menulaus Paris Oh daughter! You scared me to death! Menelaus and many many MANY soldiers are coming to rescue you! Stay safe. Love you! King Tyndareus Sorry Menelaus… Helen is my wife now! Please get over it. Helen was meant to be Helen of Troy, and not the Queen of Sparta. You scared me! I will never sacrifice to Eros again! I can’t believe he made you fall in love with Paris! Don’t worry honey I’m coming for you! A young prince named Paris came as a royal guest, but just as I looked up and saw him I fell in love with him. I think I felt something like an arrow get shot at me but afterwards gorgeous Paris took me to Troy and now I’m Helen of Troy! I love my daughter Hermione! So many people came to court for my hand in marriage but I’m getting married to Menelaus! Friends 416 AphroditeCastorPollux I love her too my beautiful wife! Thank you father for trying to come to my rescue. May the gods bless you! It was very kind of you but I’m enjoying Troy!

2. fakebook Helen is the beautiful daughter of Zeus and Leda, but I lives with King Tyndareus because I’m the Queen of Sparta! WallPhotosFlairBoxesHelenLogout View photos of The People II Love (5) Send Helen a message Wall InfoPhotosBoxes Dear father! I’m so happy and grateful that I’m safe too! It has been a tough time for the people in Troy and Sparta, but the war has officially ended! Share Information Networks: Top 10 Beautiful Women Network Birthday: 1200 BC Job: Queen of Sparta/ Helen of Troy Employer: The Spartan Government/ The Trojan Government Hometown: Sparta and Troy Family AphroditeCastorPollux MenelausParis Helen! I’m so happy that you came back safely, because I saw the Trojan War from above, here in Mt. Olympus and it became very aggressive and big. King Tyndareus My beautiful Helen! Why did you leave me here… alone… lonely… sad… TERRIFIED! I’m so glad that you’re back with me, my love! I’m back in Sparta, Greece as the Queen of Sparta! Bye bye Troy! No problem Helen! I would do anything for the Queen of Sparta! Thank you so much Odysseus! You were very clever to make the wooden horse! I would’ve never thought of that idea myself! Odysseus, you are such a genius!!! Friends 416 Zeus! The mighty god! Please help all the soldiers stay alive! I feel so bad because they’re risking their lives for me. Oh, Menelaus! I haven’t spoken to since… forever! I’m so sorry, but I got shot by Eros’ arrows and so now you can’t change my love for Paris.

3. Personal Information fakebook Helen is married to Menelaus WallPhotosFlairBoxesYOUR NAMELogout View photos of The People I Love! (5) Send Helen a message Wall InfoPhotosBoxes Basic Information Information Networks: Top 10 Beautiful Women Network Birthday: 1200 BC Job: Queen of Sparta/ Helen of Troy Employer:: The Spartan Government/ The Trojan Government Hometown: Sparta and Troy. Photos. Gender:: Girl Birthday: 1200 BC Hometown: Sparta and Troy Relationship Status: Married to Menelaus Activities: Looking gorgeous, ruling cities Interests: Menelaus, and jewelry, Favorite Music: Greek Music Hobby: Ruling cities My Amazing Savor! Updated last Tuesday 2 Albums I love you mother! Updated two months ago Contact Information Address: Street of The Spartan Governments Phone Number: Don’t have one!

4. fakebook WallPhotosFlairBoxesYOUR NAMELogout WallInfoPhotosBoxes Photos of the people I love! 5 Photos Helen is now Helen of Troy

5. Bibliography All pictures from Mr. Walker Except for the picture of Zeus, it’s from Mr. Walker’s Edmodo profile picture D’Aulaires’ Book of Greek Myths