When Hades kidnaps Seraphia from the library where she works, and brings her to the Underworld because shes 'the pawn'. Seraphia has light plant magic, while Hades has dark shadow magic and is as cold as the Arctic. Mount Olympus was believed to be the home of the gods, and it acted as a link between the world of the gods and the world of humanity. Infernal is a retelling of Hades and Persephones myth, with all the basic elements. The surface represented the world of humanity, the sky was represented by Zeus, and the underground was represented by Hades. In the ancient Greek religion, Zeus is the Father of Gods and men who rules the Olympians of Mount Olympus as a father rules the family. His symbols are the trident, swordfish, dolphin, horse, bull, and pearl shell. Through these concepts, the Greeks were attempting to explain their relationship with verticality. ( /puh-sy-duhn/) is the god of the sea and, as Earth-Shaker, of earthquakes. Hades took the darkness of the realms under the earth, while air and sky and clouds were the portion that fell to Zeus but earth and great Olympus are the common property of all. When we cast lots, it fell to me to have my dwelling in the sea forevermore. Heaven and earth were divided into three parts, and each of us was to have an equal share. We were three brothers whom Rhea bore to Cronus - Zeus, myself and Hades who rules the world below. In book XV of Homer’s epic poem The Iliad, Poseidon explains how it turned out: If you want a bigger design on your body and you want a sleeve that everyone will notice, this god tattoo will suit you. As the story goes, when the world was divided among the three brothers, each got one part to rule over. This larger Poseidon tattoo will take over 5 hours for you to get. Together, these three brothers came to be associated with the sky, the surface, and the underground, respectively. He was a son of the titan Cronus, along with Poseidon and Hades. At the heart of it all is Zeus, the father of the gods. Greek mythology tells the story of these gods, including their complex family trees and tales of their interactions with each other and humanity. The Ancient Greeks were polytheistic, meaning they believed in many gods. An example of the latter is the Ancient Greek gods Zeus and Hades. An example of the former is the Christian idea of heaven and hell. Typically, they’re either represented by an abstract concept or a god.
These three concepts represent something primal for humans, and throughout history we’ve attached myriad meanings and stories to the relationship between them. Nearly all ancient belief systems are based on the surface, the underground, and the sky in some way.
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