Hades and Persephone: The Love and Lovers of the King and Queen of the Underworld - Greek Mythology

[@danielmalinen6337]

I've read many Greek and Roman versions of the Persephone myth, but none have said that Hades locked Persephone in a room or prison. Instead, the myths speak of how Hades kept Persephone underworld in order to marry her, to which Hades had obtained consent from Zeus, Persephone's father.

[@dimitrakoliopoulou5175]

Exactly!!

[@utlukka950]

It was basically an arranged marriage.

[@foldabotZ]

@@utlukka950 In fact, the original Hymn goes out of its way to absolve Hades and put all the blame on Zeus.

[@chriswandell3570]

that's the version i read as well

[@fictionlover695]

@@foldabotZ as it should...he is the reason of 95% drama

[@rubynall80]

Persephone: Hades, dear. Have some minthe tea. Hades: What did you say? Persephone: Have some mint, tea.

[@savagedarksider]

Great job with the artwork.

[@benjaminkern6450]

Yeah, I'd say Lore Olympus does the Hades and Persephone story leagues better than the original.

[@AnAdorableWombat1]

Eros! Why would you shoot an arrow at another woman so she can fall in love with your momma's new man? 😂

[@seandeans1279]

So the Greek gods were nothing more than petty children with powers and immortality. Gotcha 😂

[@hallo23779]

hades, hermes and few others where trully working on the myths, the rest (majority) do whatever they want

[@kario9063]

Yeah pretty much

[@meria2082]

That actually explains a lot

[@Doctor528]

@@hallo23779 Zeus being the first one

[@filipvadas7602]

They're basically what you'd get if you gave godlike power to a bunch if moody teenagers with no sense of morality or ethics. A small percentage (Hades, Hermes, Hepheastus etc) will be *relatively chill* while the rest will just go AWOL

[@milutinstankovic4638]

Hades: I can't believe she cheated on me (crying) Ares: I understand. He took my lover too

[@daraghokane4236]

Then they bang, ares is a power bottom

[@_iluvjake]

@@daraghokane4236 WHAT

[@StunningSilken]

@@_iluvjake 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@foekaiser3938]

100%

[@princessadieplayz_me2303]

Adonis: I can explain...

[@Ellieszgach]

Fun fact Eros isn't actually a flying baby in diapers he's actually a handsome man

[@alexgunderson1422]

Yea what i think of a flying baby is cupid

[@tnice723]

@@alexgunderson1422 You’re right-but Cupid is the Roman version of the Greek Eros 😀

[@Elly3981]

Ironically, Hades was the most gentle of the Greek gods. You hardly hear any stories of him punishing mortals for anything.

[@barshaislam5931]

So true. Zeus and posoidon is the worst

[@ladylunaginaofgames40]

That's the thing, he's so fair and just that he never lashes out on mortals. He knows that mortals respect and fear him enough to never treat him poorly. Even if someone tries to defy him, Hades has his way of punishing them or bargaining with them. Literally, the worst thing you can do is try to steal from Hades

[@cardinalchaos2278]

Pretty sure Hestia is also in that same boat.

[@Elly3981]

@@cardinalchaos2278 Hestia is barely mentioned at all except in the creation myth. Hades is a constant presence in Greek myths.

[@BrownEyedBirdAudios]

Theseus and Pirithous might disagree...but they deserved his wrath

[@superiorrule34]

In some versions Hades asked Zeus for her and in others she comes willingly to get away from her overbearing mother.

[@Frombeyondthehorizon6860]

That's always the difficult part with greek mythology theirs a dozen different versions of the same story with both minor and major changes

[@hamzaadam1092]

@@Frombeyondthehorizon6860 because it was so much influence in deferent part of Greek and wich one of their god's was their main worship

[@unnamed8698]

@@Frombeyondthehorizon6860 indeed. That's because ancient greece was fragmented and each region developed its own beliefs which led to the branching of mythology

[@jasonjones3328]

The overbearing mother part I never see about Demeter in the actual myths

[@Frombeyondthehorizon6860]

@Unnamed okay, that answers a lot of questions thank you

[@Just_Some_Guy_with_a_Mustache]

One of the most wholesome relationships between an uncle and his niece I've ever seen...

[@animebrat76]

That’s… concerning

[@animebrat76]

And wouldn’t be great niece? Since Determeter is Hades Niece.

[@YukiiLuvsWaffles]

​@@animebrat76 No, their talking about Persephone. Demeter and Zeus, yk they did smth and Persephone popped out. Hades and Zeus are siblings so that would make Persephone Hade's niece.

[@kaylasmith3891]

@@YukiiLuvsWaffles Hades and Demeter are also siblings. Zeus, Poseidon, Hades, Hesta and Demeter are all siblings.

[@YukiiLuvsWaffles]

@@kaylasmith3891 Aswell as Hera. Marriages in greek mythology can be really messed up at times like Hephaestus and Aphrodite, Hephaestus could be considered Aphoridites nephew

[@armandotorres8962]

Sure, Hades and Persephone cheated on each other. But it was only done with one person. Compared to other Greek couples and how they cheat on each other all the time. It's basically like Hades and Persephone never cheated on each at all. True romance, i say.

[@amandag.6186]

Just remember it was a shangaied romance to begin with tho

[@daraghokane4236]

They probably did more often hades just doesn't have much myths. For all we know he cheated with everyone in the underworld

[@ContagiousSponge]

Who did Hades cheat one her with?

[@armandotorres8962]

@@amandag.6186 They made it work! And wouldn't you kidnap your lover, right? Right?!

[@daraghokane4236]

@@ContagiousSponge minty she became the mint plant

[@irishspartanstudios]

Fun Fact: Something not mentioned here is that Hades initially asked Zeus for her hand because both knew Demeter wouldn't approve.

[@Jornunvosk]

Incorrect. The true reason is Greek custom did not require the mother's consent, only the father's. This is exact reason why Zeus cannot grant Demeter's wish to give Persephone back. Hades obeyed all laws and customs in marrying her so there is no crime to punish.

[@irishspartanstudios]

@@Jornunvosk That too.

[@animebrat76]

@@Jornunvosk don’t we still follow that rule technically? Unless the father is dead? Or if the mother rules the household. Also I think the Greek Amazon’s (in Greek lure) were all about asking the women for permission and men had no say in anything, if they tried they’d loose their head… (it’s just a guess)

[@filipvadas7602]

Fun fact: Persephone is often referred to as "Dread Persephone" even when Hades is mentioned in the same sentence or is also there right beside her and in contrast he is just referred to as "Lord Hades" or smth to that effect The implication being that while Hades is respected and feared, Persephone's potential anger is considered so terrifying that she arguibly eclipses Hades in that regard And mind you , this is not without cause because Hades is the god of the Dead and of the earth, whereas Persephone is the goddess of the Underworld itself. We know this because if you go back far enough you'll find mention of a god who is effectively the fusion and likely origin of Poseidon, Hades and (maybe) Zeus and longside him different versions of a goddess of the Underworld that was so feared her name was taboo to be even spoken out of fear of getting her attention. This is likely the "origin" of Persephone (Disclaimer: Keep in mind that the second half of this comment is arguable as even today we can't be 100% sure what exactly influenced the recorded Greek myths we have today, especially with different cultures changing the various gods in form and function to fit the times over the centuries)

[@Jornunvosk]

Incorrect. Chthonic deities are never referred to by name regardless of who they are. Hades, as the chief chthonic deity, would have been necessary to refer to outside epitaph in religious ritual occasionally but for the majority of the others the rule stands unless you are initiated within their mystery cult. Persephone was never intended or demonstrated to be an Underworld goddess, much more likely is that her previous incarnations as Hekate and Demeter were explained in the Homeric Hymn to Demeter. You're ascribing a ritualistic meaning to a naming convention that doesn't exist anywhere else in the region towards a goal that is extremely contrary to the very patriarchal culture that created these mythologies. It wouldn't make sense for the extremely masculine centric culture to give rise to a goddess mythology that eclipses her husband. It would run counter to the primary role of the religion: to explain and justify the social order.

[@capitalistamalvadao4278]

Fanfiction

[@chengkuoklee5734]

Who knows? Maybe Persophone was actually the scary Empress of Underworld. To win the Titan War they arranged political marriage and sent the most decent Olympian be her sacri... i mean husband.

[@tatianaoliveira2191]

​@@chengkuoklee5734 search for Persephone’s early version (from Mycenean Greece), Despoina.

[@OldManMoko]

In the original version, translated from old greek and written circa 600 bc has Zeus as responsible of allowing the arranged marriage, as opposed to kidnapping. And from what I remember, Dread Persephone was treated above all others, even Hades himself.

[@mysterious_truth6907]

I really like how hades sort of said that everyone is under their authority because everyone will one day die

[@Jornunvosk]

Incorrect the kidnapping is part of the wedding custom after obtaining permission from the bride's father. Read here the Hymn to Demeter: It happened on the Plain of Nysa. There it was that the Lord who receives many guests [Hades] made his lunge. He was riding on a chariot drawn by immortal horses. The son of Kronos. The one known by many names. He seized her [Persphone] against her will, put her on his golden chariot, And drove away as she wept. She cried with a piercing voice, calling upon her father [Zeus], the son of Kronos, the highest and the best. But not one of the immortal ones, or of human mortals, heard her voice

[@ProtossTempest]

Small joke that Persephone got her mom's representative aspect, and Zeus' rage... Always a fun chuckle.. Edit: Also another of how Hades' punishments were actually him sparing the offender from something far worse if the Queen of the Underworld were to decide.

[@ΣοφοκληςΒλαχόπουλος-ι9ν]

​@@mysterious_truth6907 Zeus is still above all

[@ravel3028]

Many problems and inconsistencies: kore can't be the goddess of spring because the seasons don't exist yet. She was the goddess of flowers. Gaia is the original mother, the earth. she's not really young and i don't think demeter would try to "punish" her in any way. Demeter stopped doing her duty because she was too sad. Persephone hangs out with nymphs, not with the gods from whom she is hidden It's helios who ends up telling demeter where his daughter is. The love between Hades and Persephone is platonic in many versions the "abduction" of persephone is probably not a true abduction. It's more like he snatched Persephone from his mother, but that's it. there are many versions, but I have never seen that Hades locked Persephone away somewhere. He knew that if she ate anything from the underworld, she would stay in the underworld, because that's the rule. finally, it is zeus, at the trial, when he could not decide which one would keep the goddess, proposed that persephone stay with her mother part of the year, and with her husband the other part, creating the seasons The designs are good (sorry for my English)

[@Dann_Palkarr]

I love Hades' design here. It looks close to what you'd imagine the god of the Underworld if he was more human looking.

[@angief6364]

The real culprits are Afroditis and Eros for meddling and wanting to have fun by seducing and manipulating. Although let's admit it, Hades and Persephone are the most stable couple of the Greek gods. Maybe Hades turned a blind eye on his wife's cheating because he did exactly the same as well as he knew she was going to quarrel with another one who cheated her husband as well (and he wasn't Ares). And Persephone didn't care as well her husband's affair, she just cared for revenge so she could feel free.

[@gwendolynmurray8201]

The name is Aphrodite. Not Afrodite although that's an interesting spelling!

[@Vikkibro90]

@@gwendolynmurray8201 i think that depends on which country you are from, a lot of countries simply use "F" instead of the "PH" sound which gives an F sound and as far as i know only english use ph as a substitute for f

[@blazekeaveny]

Hades never cheated on his wife, unlike Poseidon and Zeus; breaking their vows each time

[@aribamanjudevi3368]

Exactly..!!!! 100% they can't rule us anymore...

[@Donotdisturbme19]

Ffs of course Eros ruins the best Greek couple like this.

[@sith014]

Love the artwork for these videos. Do you have a book with these myths and drawings available?

[@batcat9192]

I agree this needs to be a book

[@christianali5431]

I like to think that this whole Hades and Persephone marriage thing, it was Zeus plan all along. He knew that Demeter was spoiling mankind by giving them perpetual spring and growth. That much privilege and abundance, not only created a world in which a monopoly on food could be acquired by kingdoms who have the most olives, or most onions, or most lettuce, but also undermined him. Demeter could become the Queen of the gods if mankind believed it should be so. So basically, Zeus needed to really bring Demeter, and her plentiful business, down a couple of pegs. How he decided to do that was to take her daughter away and make Demeter too depressed to answer mankind's prayers. In order to make sure that this didn't get traced back to him, (at least not right away) he convinced Hades to do it (probably feeding him some lie or other about how "even the God of death deserves someone to love! So, what do you say, Hades? Does your brother look after you, or what?). All of a sudden, Hades finds itself in a custody battle, and we get winter, the great equaliser of yield and harvest. Something that everyone, rich or poor, has to contend with, lest anyone have too much more than each other. Clever plan, isn't it?

[@daraghokane4236]

Aros makes all the gods assault or kidnap women. Pretty sure they made him up to justify there actions. Aros is the god of chaos and screwing things up

[@ContagiousSponge]

Weird how no one has decided to keep a close eye on him

[@grisom5863]

He really is the son of Chaos. Literally.

[@BrotherYarmoth]

so basically, Adonis was getting both the Queen of the Dead *and* the Goddess of Love? oof. Tough life.

[@ContagiousSponge]

Something about the second story ending doesn't really makes sense. How would Hades not know that his wife would go back to the surface to meet his mother in the summer? Wasn't he the one that decided she was allowed to meet his mother half the year?

[@neros398]

this whole story feels like someone's self insert really

[@StunningSilken]

The story was rewritten by the writer inserting his or her own version. Don't take it literally but rather, as fan service.

[@chrystianaw8256]

@@neros398 different version with inconsistencies but not a self insert.

[@neros398]

@@chrystianaw8256 yeah i dont buy it

[@llamaporg282]

The fact that Persephone was legit shipping Aphrodite and Adonis before Eros messed it up 😅

[@JaguarCats]

Poor Adonis, guy's minding his own business and the next thing you know he's in the middle of a love triangle.

[@TheRevanchrist]

I like the version where Hades goes to Zeus, "Hey bro, I would like your and Demeter's blessing before I propose to Persephone" Zeus: "nah, bro. just kidnap her. you got my blessing and who care's about what Demeter thinks."

[@midnightrose928]

HA! only Zeus!!!! 🤣🤣

[@mysterious_truth6907]

This one makes makes more sense knowing how Greek gods think I feel like the kidnapping parts is just a twisted version by mortals because they're scared of him and even then it's not really that much of a big deal back then at least they had a happy relationship after some hiccups but overall good unlike the other gods relationships

[@TheRevanchrist]

@@mysterious_truth6907 I see the kidnapping as an insight to Greek culture at the time. In what I believe was mentioned in the original tale, it was not so much as "kidnapping" as more of an arranged marriage giving the "okay" by Zues without consent or knowledge of the female parties. Thank goodness persephone was married off to Hades. Perhaps the only one of his brothers more focused on his duties and marriage than finding the next woman to make a demi god hero with.

[@shadowvulture5992]

I've read about a version where Adonis was found by the Aphrodite as a baby, born from a sap of myrrh tree that used to be a a woman named Myrrah, granddaughter of Galatea, that was turned into a tree by as a revenge for rumours about her being more beatiful than her. Pain that was a result of that love was said to be Myrrah's revenge on the goddes

[@davidkoudelka10]

That's pretty much what I heard from Overly Sarcastic Productions, along with Persephone wasn't exactly in love with Adonis. More like "Wait a minute Aphrodite! First you want ME to take care of him (which I did), and now that he's an adult, NOW you want him as a lover!? He's practically my son!!!" That's the impression I got.

[@eagle_spangled_tricolor2073]

@@davidkoudelka10 What video was that?

[@DummyDrawsStuff]

​@@eagle_spangled_tricolor2073The one about Aphrodite.

[@crazycora3337]

That’s so cool. I didn’t know Persephone was also called Cora 😮 This is so cool to listen and see animated stories of the Greek mythology!

[@jaidamwhi4589]

Its spelled Kore i believe

[@ramasubramanib2859]

A small suggestion, you can publish book of all the greek stories. I would be the first person to buy it😍😍🥰🥰

[@ayaskantmahapatra2487]

Loyalty was not really an Olympian thing

[@bokuboku69]

Hades has been and always will be my favorite greek god

[@franticfiber7627]

I love your channel! Keep up the good work!

[@checheapenteng-takyiako372]

So basically everything was Eros’s fault. Also, I lowkey love Aphrodite’s and Arie’s kinda open relationship

[@TheAnimalKingdom-tq3sz]

Best Greek Love Story better than Twilight hands down

[@mackadoodle7792]

this paints Hades/ Aphrodite and Eros as the “ Bad guys, but Hades asked permission from Persephones’ father, Zeus, permission to marry her, and Zeus allowed it and planned an arranged marriage (which didn’t involve the imprisonment of Persephone). This was more normal in Greek/ Roman times were Papa knows best and usually arranged marriages for his daughter. Even though that’s… still messed up, in ALMOST every retelling, Zeus is the one everyone blames for dragging Persephone into the Underworld. I feel smart now :)

[@avachen9270]

Life as a God: too long full of complex issues. Hero: very tragic Mortal: *sucks

[@animebrat76]

😂😂 true

[@trilochanaavijay]

hades and persephone was the original story of 365 days 🤣

[@tahsincindy9024]

Huh well not as best love story , hades had minthee ahh too many versions of this story but persephone also Has ADONIS They both had one one affair like 50% 50% peoples forgets their affairs and made them the best couple🤣

[@aubreyyoung6664]

Hades and Persephone are perhaps my favorite couple so far.

[@neros398]

half of greek mythology: aphrodite and eros felt quirky

[@jezikerr3720]

I heard that Zeus conducted the whole kidnapping thing. Hades asked permission from Zeus, Persephone's dad, to marry him. They knew Demeter wouldn't approve and so Hades just took her. The only thing Hades can be blamed for is the pomegranate thing.

[@LoveBerry13]

I think I read a version of the Adonis story where both Aphrodite and Persephone wanted to raise him as a child. In the version I read he only started getting involved with Aphrodite who was basically like a mother to him before.

[@AncestorEmpire1]

I dunno if I would call this a “love” story

[@Bigmouth660]

A lust story maybe.

[@IsaiahYEET]

True but it more better then Zeus and Prosiden

[@AncestorEmpire1]

@@Bigmouth660 a kidnapping story.

[@windijihansalsabila1731]

​@@IsaiahYEET ((PROSIDEN)) 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@jngr3449]

@@AncestorEmpire1 some versions say zeus told him to kidnap her

[@diana-ch7ck]

I find it kinda sad that Hades wife got a lover but he didn't):

[@mr-noluck1153]

2:10 nope god of death is Thanatos. Hades is god of underworld.

[@alexanderwinn9407]

Thanatos IS death. Hades is the god whose domain is death.

[@ΣοφοκληςΒλαχόπουλος-ι9ν]

He said the god of the dead but he is also a death god

[@moonprincessmk]

*kidnapped by Hades* “Hades respects me.”

[@chakraborty1989]

Women ☕

[@Fido-vm9zi]

My God, what beautiful art mythology writers gifted the world. Absolutely amazing! Other worldly.

[@natalia8020]

The story of hades and Persephone is the origin of dark romance 💀

[@omegon2540]

Doesn’t matter whether zeus or aphrodite started it Hades wasn’t in control

[@shinigamimaster4708]

Wow. This minthe isn't that different from Her lore Olympus counterpart. Though unlike this version of Minthe, she displayed more of a toxic relationship with hades in lore Olympus and much like this version of her, she was turned into a plant but this was before Persephone became queen

[@charliemcternan8190]

The great and interesting love story of the god of the underworld and the god of the spring

[@insaneworld211]

I like to think that Hades knew what was going on between Persephone and Adonis. But not only was Adonis god level gorgeous and a good servant, but he made Persephone happy. Also i wouldn't be surprised if Hades had a thing with the guy as well.

[@yotambenari4710]

You forgot the part that Zeus gave the green light for hades to take Persephone. Zeus is the bad one

[@rlchamp7019]

Hades a better husband than any of the other male gods. Hades just doesn't have any social skills thats all.

[@shuraeditz27]

So basically Aries pulled random pranks And Hades got caught in the collateral damage

[@Flippymafia123]

It's peculiar how Adonis is both the cause of love affairs and cheating affairs

[@skyguy7208]

Eros is certainly one of the most sus of the gods in this story.

[@markangelobravo8949]

When your mother in-law is your sister, your father in-law is your brother and your wife is your niece…

[@emmanuelbamu976]

Let's ignore that

[@SupermanBlack1987]

This story should be an 26 episode anime. Why is this not an anime.

[@lindani6865]

Just when I thought Eros and Psyche were the best mythology couple😭

[@aleezashahid7197]

bro they're all cheating on each other. I'm outraged! 😡💢💢

[@olympicstudios7814]

As many say hades is evil i mean you cant blame him he just wanted someone that wasn't dead but i will agree with the story where minty comes in

[@realfunsmart]

Wait, wait, Hades is the eldest brother of Zeus and Demeter, so Hades married his niece.

[@alexgunderson1422]

This is greek mythology everyone's related

[@ΣοφοκληςΒλαχόπουλος-ι9ν]

Demeter is actually older

[@AdishreeDebbarmaLaysa]

Peresophone and adonis return after summer. Hades tells the guards to through adonis in tartauras. Persephone : hades what are you doing !? HE IS MY FAVORITE SERVANT! Hades : i know what you did last summer.

[@drakept7742]

Sorry, this is wrong. Hades didn't imprisoned Persefone, its an arrange marrige, the blame is on the father of Persefone, Zeus. Aphrodite and cupid don't belong in this story. Stop trying to make Hades a villian or the greek version of the devil. Hades was the lord of the Underworld, and very loyal and chill god.

[@anyamazing7619]

wait couldn’t Aphrodite even sense her sons power when he used it on Persephone?

[@hephaestusfirelord]

My family's weird. Hades stools his niece/wife from his sister/mother-in-law, all because my wife and my illegitimate son/primordial deity.

[@triggerfairy4070]

Granted your wife is either your aunt or sister

[@larvasupershow]

So the Greek gods were nothing more than petty children with powers and immortality. Gotcha 😂

[@raycenteno7698]

If your wondering how Aphrodite convinced the boatman to take her to Hade’s realm then here it is. She slept with with him. Can you blame the boatman for being so lonely?

[@-RONNIE]

Thanks for the video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Nickle_King]

Thiiiis is a pretty cherry picked version of this story. It makes Hades seem so much worse than most of the more accepted versions tell it. Also. Eros and Cupid don't manipulate feelings of Love and Lust. They ARE the feelings of Love and Lust. It's why it's said by some that they are the strongest Gods on Olympus as almost no one, especially the head God, was immune to their powers. And, even the ones that are have to make an active effort to keep them away. Edit: Oh. Also, Kore/Persephone is not the goddess of Spring. Spring is just the time in which Persephone returns to Demeter, who makes things grow again. You could argue that makes her a tangential goddess, but no. Persephone is the Goddess of the Underworld.

[@_iluvjake]

i think the term strongest should be replaced with powerful because strong refers to physical strength and aphrodite is kind of helpless without her beauty and power

[@ShahadA10]

This depiction of hades is actually not as bad as the many other versions of this myth. This also isn’t cherry picking at all. It’s ok for people to have different interpretations for this myth especially considering that this is thousands of years old so like-

[@Nickle_King]

@@ShahadA10 So it’s ok to misrepresent a culture because it’s old? Is that really alright with you? These may just be “neat stories” to you, but to the people back then, they were religion and law.

[@alexanderwinn9407]

@@ShahadA10 You can't make up stuff about an established canon of stories, just because they're old. If you want to write Greek Mythology fanfic, that's fine, but you shouldn't pretend like it's a part of the original story.

[@anaemiliaalmeida7238]

What about Despina, the godess of Winter?

[@kanna231]

It serves Minty right from bragging that she's most beautiful entity in the Underworld.

[@TomMarvoloRiddle789]

This takes creepy uncle at a whole other level

[@angelicblood6699]

So basically we have seasons because a goddess has postpartum depression

[@___.ayesha.__490]

This shows beauty matters everywhere 😂😂😂😂

[@christianchauhan23]

💛 all your video's mate👍

[@MCorpReview]

Hades seems pretty cool 😎 w his wife having affair 😊

[@smashgold9429]

you know it´s funny, we know of the journey demeter make to find his daughter, but we never found the sidestory of hades and persephone fallen in love its totally blank(i mean the story where Hades is depicted as a nice guy and persephone seens to like him), i mean in the beginning we seen persephone reluctant with Hades advances but by the time her mom appeared, she love him, and we don´t know the why, unless i wrong and there is a side, but if not, it would be good to know what happen´d.

[@kirasaji]

1:06 real talk: so what you’re telling me is, those radioactive ghosts are what Hades has to preside over?

[@Carrionangel8911]

Ummm sooo many things of inaccuracies of this.. Gaia was not some nymph.. 🤦🏻‍♀️ Aphrodite and Eros had nothing to do with this.

[@jelly29yago78]

When did it say Gaia was a nymph- (I probably just missed something)

[@alexanderwinn9407]

This channel is notorious for making up nonsense and reporting it as if it was part of the original myth.

[@jelly29yago78]

@@alexanderwinn9407 when did it say Gaia was a nymph tho? Can I get a time stamp?

[@bluerose1217]

12:09: While my mom is depressed for months leaving the land barren I'm having my brains banged out by Adonis.😅😅😅

[@carbonara7448]

Bruh I thought Persephone was loyal but bruh nahhhh nahhh I kinda feel sorry for Hades

[@dstaff7373]

Dude was Swimming In Women, while Women Chased After the Same Guy even tho they Obligated to Another thru Contractional agreements. Basically from What I Learned Women are not to be TRUSTED...

[@devinarthur6559]

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[@dukemarionrobertmorrison]

in most versions it is zeus who arranges the marriage for the monitary benefit. the father of the bride receives a monitary benefit for their daughter. zeus chose hades because he is the hod of the afterlife and wealth. In the myth hades shows up invisible in a chariot to pick up persephone. there are also accounts where persephone gets entraped by one of zeus chariots and hades was waiting in underworld but people just assumed hades was there but invisible

[@Peachpearl07]

So during summers persephone was cheating on hades with adonis and meanwhile hades was cheating on persephone with minthe

[@harsyakiarraathallah2222]

Aries is really who to blame here!

[@trseanthomas2938]

That is not how Eros looked

[@ithnan1430]

L

[@franticfiber7627]

4.34 , thats also his sister

[@stanleytandiono4857]

His sister?? i thought she was hades niece

[@ContagiousSponge]

@@stanleytandiono4857 She is

[@alexgunderson1422]

@@stanleytandiono4857 i think deminter is hades sister

[@daraghokane4236]

Hades seems like he also liked adonus

[@xeroø_glitch-x]

Perfect isn't the word I would use on the Greek gods.

[@geraghtykv]

I love the origin stories that involve plants. It makes me want to make a mythology garden!

[@animebrat76]

Eros you little brat! Why’d you ruin hades love life

[@saoirse.2823]

so everyone is a cheater :D

[@killerkitty100mobile8]

kora means girl and was an epithet for Persephone because you weren't supposed to say underworld deitys name also SHE WAS NEVER A SPRING GODESS that's demeters job

[@Rosieeeeee1213]

Quite similar to the story of the Love between Fairy and devil ❤

[@blast3608]

GREAT STORY! 👏 🤩

[@rosalviedalagan9722]

So the are having an afair of some sort got it.... Also is this even true 🤣