The story of Prometheus, the final ending

Prometheus, in Greek mythology, is one of the wisest gods and the earliest descendant of Titan, whose name means "foresight". Son of Titan 12 God Partos and the honorary goddess Clymene. Prometheus not only created human beings, stole fire from them, but also taught them a lot of knowledge and skills.

Prometheus appeared in Grade 3 1 class of Education Edition, Soviet Education Edition and China S Edition. This paper mainly tells the story of Prometheus, a great friend of mankind, who spared the cruel punishment of Zeus, the father of the gods, and gave fire to mankind in order to help mankind live a warm and happy life.

It expresses people's praise, admiration and gratitude for Prometheus' heroic behavior. The focus of the story is two parts: Prometheus brought fire to mankind and taught mankind to coexist with fire. He endured all kinds of torture from Zeus and remained strong and unyielding.

Ending:

Three knowable endings of Prometheus:

1, Hercules untied the chain and took Prometheus away.

2. Kay Long Xing voluntarily gave up eternal life, not Prometheus.

In order to maintain the verdict, Zeus made Prometheus wear the hoop forever.

In Greek mythology, human beings were created by Prometheus, the God of Titan. He also served as a teacher for human beings, teaching them all useful things that can make them satisfied and happy. Similarly, people thanked him and rewarded him with love and loyalty. But Zeus, the supreme leader of the gods, asked mankind to worship him, so that mankind must give him the best. Prometheus offended Zeus in defending mankind.

As his punishment, Zeus refused to give mankind the last thing they needed to complete their civilization: fire. However, Prometheus, the son of the astute Partos, immediately came up with a way to remedy this defect. He picked a woody fennel and walked to the solar car. When it crossed the sky, he put the branch into the flame until it burned. He brought the fire to the ground and to mankind, and the first pillar of fire in the jungle immediately rose to the sky.

The flame originated from ancient Greek myths and legends. According to legend, Prometheus, the ancient Greek god, stole fire from Zeus and brought it to the world to save the hungry and cold mankind. In ancient Greece, before every Olympic Games, people would light the flame in front of the temple of Hera.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-Prometheus