Percy Jackson and the Greek Heroes (Percy Jackson’s Greek Myths)

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On the way out of the Underworld, a very dirty-looking and tired Psyche decided to take some of the beauty cream for herself because unlike Aphrodite, she really needed it. Instead of beauty cream, Persephone actually put Stygian sleep inside, the essence of the Underworld, intended for Aphrodite for causing problems before. The Stygian sleep filled Psyche's lungs which caused her to pass out. For example: One time, Hermes shows up in a UPS uniform in front of Perseus who asks him the meaning of the symbols on his shirts. because women at that time started to realize that they don't have rights, Otrera decided to create an army to kill all the men in the village and any man in their way!

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After walking for days, Psyche decided to rest and ask for help in the nearby temples, which she decided to clean after finding them dirty and forgotten. When she cleaned a temple of Demeter, the goddess appeared to her and thanked her, but revealed Psyche had to find Eros on her own. Psyche later cleaned an altar of Hera, who thanked her but said that she couldn't protect her from Aphrodite. Hearing her, Psyche decides to confront the goddess of beauty herself. Enceladus | Porphyrion | Alcyoneus | Polybotes | Ephialtes | Otis | Damasen | Clytius | Mimas | Orion | Hippolytos | Thoon | Periboia Despite her extraordinary beauty, Psyche isn't egotistical. In the past, she actually wished for regular looks because she didn't want overwhelming attention. Pre-review: I have to admit I was wary when I first heard that there was going to be another companion book. Old Bessie's looking a bit dry there. So go read this! Even if you haven't read the Greek Gods, though I do recommend reading that first since there were some references that would be a bit difficult to understand unless you already know the myth.

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My main criticism is that there were way too many modern references. A few of them would have been fine, but there were several per chapter.

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Jupiter | Juno | Neptune | Pluto | Mars | Minerva | Ceres | Lupa | Bellona | Fortuna | Janus | Terminus | Vulcan | Mercury | Apollo (Roman) | Diana | Venus | Bacchus | Pomona | Aquilon | Hercules | Cupid | Auster | Favonius | Letus | Victoria One of my favorite aspects was the constant reference to the Oracle of Delphi and how she would give a vague prophecy, then saying Thank you and have a nice day. One of the servants said that her husband, the invisible lord of the house, would arrive after dark. When the time came, Psyche couldn't see him as it was so dark. He said he couldn't show her his identity because then their marriage would fall apart and she'd suffer terribly, but the two befriended each other and she fell in love. During their time together, she got pregnant, a fact nobody noticed until a few months later. Orpheus:I know musicians can break our heart, but I doubt any one will do it like Orpheus did in this chapter!Enhanced Durability: Even as a mortal, Psyche showed considerable durability. Despite being heavily pregnant, she walked for many days and traveled to distant places. Her resistance increased dramatically after she became a goddess. But it was still great! A very chill read and a great pastime. Guys I gave this 5 stars! I think that means that I liked it! the only way to destroy her in Aprodite's opinion is to make her fall in love with an ugly, filthy man, so Eros will do this job for his mom. Eventually, having regained his strength, Eros flew to Psyche, but found her in a delicate state. He took her to Mount Olympus during one of Apollo's plays, which was when Aphrodite arrived. He pleaded with Zeus to save his wife's life, and to make her a goddess amongst the Olympians. This enraged Aphrodite, who immediately shut down the idea. However, the other Olympians disagreed with her, and so Psyche was made a goddess. Soon afterwards, Psyche gave birth to Hedone, goddess of pleasure. The Lost Hero | The Son of Neptune | The Mark of Athena | The House of Hades | The Blood of Olympus