Greek Gods Test

[Buffy]

Which of these Greek gods are you?

My results:

Artemis: Artemis, one of the most widely venerated deities in Greek mythology, is the daughter of Zeus and Leto and the twin sister of Apollo. Known as the virgin goddess of the hunt, wilderness, moon, and childbirth, her life is a symbol of purity, independence, and, paradoxically, nurturing and protection. Depicted as eternally young and chaste, she fiercely guards her freedom and autonomy, rejecting traditional roles of wife and mother while embracing maternal duties in her capacity as a guardian of nature and protector of young animals and children. Her values encompass a deep respect for all living creatures, reflected in her connection to the wilderness and her role in overseeing the cycle of life and death. Artemis' ethics are rooted in a balance between nurturing and ferocity; she is the protector of the vulnerable yet an unrelenting force against those who threaten her or violate her personal boundaries or sanctuaries.

Link: https://www.idrlabs.com/greek-gods/test.php

 

[jar-baby]

(Only because Aergia wasn't an option.)

 

[EvisceratedJester]

Greek Gods Test

Results:

You are the most like Artemis (75%).

Artemis: Artemis, one of the most widely venerated deities in Greek mythology, is the daughter of Zeus and Leto and the twin sister of Apollo. Known as the virgin goddess of the hunt, wilderness, moon, and childbirth, her life is a symbol of purity, independence, and, paradoxically, nurturing and protection. Depicted as eternally young and chaste, she fiercely guards her freedom and autonomy, rejecting traditional roles of wife and mother while embracing maternal duties in her capacity as a guardian of nature and protector of young animals and children. Her values encompass a deep respect for all living creatures, reflected in her connection to the wilderness and her role in overseeing the cycle of life and death. Artemis' ethics are rooted in a balance between nurturing and ferocity; she is the protector of the vulnerable yet an unrelenting force against those who threaten her or violate her personal boundaries or sanctuaries.

 

[TragedyBornCrimson]

Hades: Hades, the somber god of the underworld in Greek mythology, reigns over the realm of the dead, a domain shrouded in mystery and infused with the inevitability of mortality. As the brother of Zeus and Poseidon, Hades is often portrayed – not as a malevolent figure – but as a stern yet just ruler, his kingdom being the final destination for souls after death. Unlike his siblings, who dwell among the living, Hades's interaction with the world above is infrequent, his presence evoking a sense of dread and awe. His marriage to Persephone, marked by abduction and a harrowing bargain, further cements his ambiguous image – both as a captor and a passionate lover. This complex persona underscores the Greek view of death as not inherently evil but an inevitable, natural part of life. Hades's portrayal, cloaked in solemnity and silence, devoid of the capriciousness often attributed to the Olympian gods, embodies the grave reality of the afterlife and the mysteries lying beyond mortal comprehension, marking him as a unique figure among the ancient deities.


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