Psyche's sisters create doubts about Psyche's husband by telling her that they knew that he was a fearful serpent, and though he seemed kind, he was going to eat her someday. This ignites fear in Psyche, as "there must be something very wrong for him so to shun the light of day".
After Pysche told them about the nights visits, they were envious and replied that it was dark and she couldn't see who it was. They said it was most likely a terrible flying serpent in disguise and not a winged prince.
She tells Zeus to lie to Psyche.
Psyche's sisters fuel doubts about her future husband by planting seeds of jealousy and suspicion regarding his true nature. They question whether he is truly a god or if he has ulterior motives, suggesting that Psyche might be deceived by his charm. Their manipulative words lead Psyche to fear that her husband may not genuinely love her, causing her to doubt her own happiness and the trust in her relationship. Ultimately, their influence contributes to her inner turmoil and the challenges she faces in her marriage.
In Greek mythology, Gaia's husband was Uranus, the personification of the sky. Together, they were the first beings in existence and helped create the Titans, Giants, and other beings in mythology.
Many widows who have not remarreid and who are close to their sisters-in-law continue to consider them to be sisters-in-law. If the widow remarries, that can create a more complicated situation and they may be called "former sisters-in-law," or "the sister of my late husband."
The verb for mythology is mythologise. Mythologise means " to create or construct a myth".
The kraken originates Scandinavian mythology where as Poseidon is from Greek mythology.
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The Romans retained the Greek name. They did not create a Latin equivalent. In Greek mythology Adromeda was an Ethiopian princess rescued from a monster by her future husband Perseus. The Romans gave this name to the constellation which still bears this name
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Psyche's sisters create doubts about her future husband by expressing jealousy and skepticism about her relationship with Eros, the god of love. They suggest that he may be hiding his true nature, warning Psyche that she might be married to a monster instead of a divine being. Their fear and insecurity lead Psyche to question her own happiness and the stability of her marriage, ultimately influencing her decision to defy Eros's wishes. This manipulation reflects their own envy and desire for a similar fate, casting a shadow over Psyche's trust and contentment.
Mjolnir - The Hammer