A Tragic Hero In Homer's Odyssey

Athena, very fashionable and Apollo, was into everything in a good way, got along very easily. Apollo knew when Athena was in danger by Hades. Since Hades liked Athena, he didn’t want her near Appollo. He did everything he could to try to keep her away from him even if it meant taking risks. It even meant killing Apollo was an option. He liked her so much he wanted to kidnap her like he kidnapped his wife.

One afternoon as Hades was walking toward the park he saw Apollo and Athena talking he didn’t want to get close for them to see but he needed to hear what they were saying. They were talking about these powers that they both had and promised not to use them for unnecessary things. Hades walks closer as he saw that Apollo had gone somewhere.

Without her attention he takes Athena and leaves. He then takes her into this car and talks to her not knowing that she had some powers too. She tried to get herself out but her powers weren’t strong enough.

Athena just hopes that Apollo will realize what he said about the powers gone too far was wrong. As Apollo walks out of the bathroom he sees that the flowers on the side were falling apart. The petals were falling off of the flowers and slowly fall to the ground. He then knew something was wrong. As he walked up he realized that Athena was gone he walked up more and saw that the necklace she was wearing was on the floor. It looked like it feel off. He knew that she was in trouble and needed his help. The flower petals falling off was a sign meaning that Athena was in trouble. He only knew because every time Athena was in trouble and he was outside he saw flower petals constantly falling.