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- 1. Presented by: M HE L L Y R A M O S B S E D 2 A E L 1 1 2 : M y t h o l o g y a n d F o l k l o r e Stories of Love and Adventure:
- 2. 01 05 04 02 06 03 WARM UP SUMMARY MORALOF THE STORY CHARACTER AND SETTINGS Conclusions VIDEO PRESENTATION
- 3. WARM UP 01 Would yourather
- 4. WOULD YOU RATHER HAVEA PARTNER WHO IS VERY ROMANTIC OR VERY PRACTICAL?
- 5. WOULD YOU RATHER BEIN A RELATIONSHIP WITH SOMEONE WHO IS VERY ATTRACTIVE BUT HAS A TERRIBLE PERSONALITY OR WHO IS NOT VERY ATTRACTIVE BUT HAS AN AMAZING PERSONALITY?
- 6. Characters and Settings 02 Whoand Where
- 7. • Cupid isthe god of love, desire, and • attraction in Roman mythology. • He is also known as Eros in Greek mythology. • Cupid is depicted as a winged, chubby infant or a handsome, youthful man with wings and a bow and arrow. • He is often portrayed as a mischievous figure who uses his arrows to make people fall in love. • Cupid is considered a symbol of romantic love and affection.
- 8. • Psyche beganas a mortal woman in Roman mythology. • Later, she became the goddess of the Soul. • She is renowned for her exceptional beauty, believed that she surpassed the beauty of Aphrodite (Venus) • Psyche is depicted as a kind, gentle, and loving person. • She is the youngest daughter of the king Bella Hadid declared world's most beautiful woman based on science -Dr. Julian DeSilva
- 9. • Venus isthe goddess of love, beauty, and fertility. • Also known as the Greek goddess, Aphrodite. • Venus is often depicted as a beautiful woman with long hair and elegant clothing. • She is associated with love, desire, and fertility. • In the story, Venus becomes envious of Psyche's beauty and orders her son Cupid to make Psyche fall in love with the most despicable man on earth. Gisele Bündchen, one of the highest-paid models in the world. 16th-richest woman in the entertainment industry
- 11. • He isassociated with several domains, including sun, music, poetry, healing, and prophecy. • He is also known as the god of truth and god of the sun, music, healing, and herding. • He was often consulted for his prophecies.
- 12. • Daughter ofZeus and Demeter • According to the myth, Hades, the god of the underworld, abducted Persephone and made her his wife. • Goddess of the Spring who lives off- season in the Underworld.
- 13. • The kingof the gods in Roman mythology. • He is also known as Zeus in Greek mythology. • Jupiter is associated with the sky and thunder. • He is often depicted as a powerful and regal figure, wearing a crown and carrying a lightning bolt. • Granted Psyche’s immortality
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- 15. • Cupid’s Palace •River Styx • Underworld • Mount Olympus
- 16. • One ofthe rivers of the underworld.
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- 18. Presented by: M HE L L Y R A M O S B S E D 2 A E L 1 1 2 : M y t h o l o g y a n d F o l k l o r e Stories of Love and Adventure:
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- 20. ● Psyche wasa beautiful mortal woman who was admired by many but never found love. ● Venus, the goddess of love, became jealous of Psyche's beauty and ordered her son, Cupid, to make Psyche fall in love with the ugliest man on earth.
- 21. ● However, Cupidaccidentally pricked himself with his own arrow and fell in love with Psyche. ● Cupid took Psyche to a palace where he visited her at night, but he warned her never to look at him. ● Cupid visited Psyche at night, and they fell in love in secret.
- 22. ● Psyche's jealoussisters convinced her that Cupid was a monster, and she should kill him while he slept. ● Psyche was curious of Cupid’s face, she went to Cupid with a lamp while he was sleeping to look at him. ● Cupid was awakened by the light and fled, heartbroken that Psyche didn't trust him.
- 23. TASK 1 Sort ahuge pile of mixed grains: Venus gave Psyche a huge pile of mixed grains (wheat, barley, millet, beans, lentils, and chickpeas) and asked her to sort them all out and put them in separate piles by morning. With the help of ants, Psyche was able to complete the task in one night.
- 24. TASK 2 Collect goldenwool from dangerous sheep: For her second task, Venus commanded Psyche to retrieve a handful of golden wool from a herd of dangerous sheep. These sheep had sharp horns and breathed fire, but with the help of a talking reed, Psyche was able to avoid danger and retrieve the wool.
- 25. TASK 3 Fill aflask with water from the River Styx: Venus's third task for Psyche was to fill a flask with water from the River Styx, which was guarded by a dragon. With the help of Zeus, who gave her a protective vessel to hold the water, and an eagle, who collected the water for her, Psyche was able to complete the task.
- 26. ● Psyche completedthe tasks, but Venus still tried to prevent their love from flourishing. ● Venus gave Psyche a final task. She gave Psyche a box which she has to carry to the underworld and ask Persephone to fill with some of her beauty.
- 27. ● Psyche wantedto jump of a cliff, but Cupid told her there's another way. ● First she went through a great hole on the earth, where she must give a ferry man a penny to take her across.
- 28. ● Psyche hasto go through Cerberus, the three headed guard dog of the underworld. ● She then gave them cake, to let her pass through. ● She then meet Persephone which gave some of her beauty in the box
- 29. ● After herlong journey, Psyche was curious and her vanity caused her to look at the box. ● The box was filled with sleep rather than beauty. Psyche’s lifeforce was slowly fading ● Cupid rushed to his love, and removed her sleeping curse.
- 30. ● Jupiter intervenedand made Cupid and Psyche immortal, allowing them to be together forever. Psyche became the goddess of soul ● Cupid and Psyche were married in a grand ceremony and lived happily ever after.
- 31. Moral of thestory 05 What can we reflect on?
- 32. Trust is essentialin any relationship Psyche's lack of trust in Cupid led to her disobeying his instructions, which caused their separation. Trust is a crucial element in any relationship, and without it, there can be no true intimacy.
- 33. Perseverance leads torewards Psyche's journey to win back Cupid's love was long and arduous, but she never gave up. Her perseverance ultimately led to her reunion with Cupid and their happy ending. This shows that perseverance in the face of obstacles can lead to great rewards.
- 34. Love requires sacrifice Psychehad to make several sacrifices to prove her love for Cupid, including enduring various trials and hardships. This emphasizes that love often requires sacrifice and that true love involves putting the needs of your loved ones before your own.
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- 37. CREDITS: This presentationtemplate was created by Slidesgo, and includes icons by Flaticon, and infographics & images by Freepik Thanks! R epor ter : Mhelly Ramos Any ques tions ?