Sailing the Wine Dark Sea p. 4-8
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Sailing the Wine Dark Sea
p. 4-8
By John Grosel and
Noah Goldstein
Character Overview
Basic
Character Overview
Demeter=
Harvest Goddess
Daughter-Persephone=
Hades=
Goddess of Spring
God of the Underworld and
Zeus's brother
Story
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Hades takes Persephone to
underworld
Demeter unable to find
Persephone
Zeus tells where she is
Goes to Underworld
Demeter comes to
underworld and makes a deal
with Hades
Persephone will live with
him for four months of
the year and the rest are
spent with the gods on
Mount Olympus
Before Persephone left the
Underworld
Hades
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makes
Persephone eat four
pomegranate seeds
Pomegranate
seeds are
food of the dead
Hades
now
Persephone’s part time
master
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Why we have Winter
This
story is an explanation of why
we have four seasons in the year
Persephone
leaves for the underworld
and causes winter to come
When
she returns, the Earth goes back to
normal and Persephone brings back the true
beauty of the world
How Cahill looks at history
through questions
Shows how he is thinking
Where did the Greeks come from?
Why are the Greeks important?
Who were the Greeks?
Influences
Homer
Greek
Mythology
Thomas Cahill
Born
in New York
Attended
Taught
a Jesuit High School
to read Latin and ancient Greek
Inspired
Intrigued
Saw
by stories from Homer
by arts of ancient Greeks
them at Metropolitan Museum of Art
Cahill’s Approach
Learns
history in pieces
Tries to dig deeper and gets feelings
of the ancient Greeks and how they
lived
Gets
facts
Compares
and contrasts them
Connects
them to his own life
Facts that he learns become real
Cahill’s Task
Wants
to “resurrect the ancient
Greeks” in order to explain myths
Wants to explain Greek myths to
help give a better understanding of
the Greeks
Thank You!
Please Remember:
These Myths are very confusing
So please be patient and read
carefully