Zeus
The Ruler
Thesis Statement
In James M. Hunt’s “The Olympians”, Zeus is the most significant god in Greek Mythology that portrays an image that he is powerful and authoritative but also honorable.
Summarize
Zeus overthrew his father, Cronus, from the thrown. He also won the draw between his brothers and then became the supreme ruler of all the gods. He was married to Hera, but was also having many affairs with other women. His powerful weapon was a lightning bolt and was the god of heaven and earth, rain, and the skies.
Introduction
For example, Zeus is powerful because he overthrew his own father from the thrown and also beat the draw between him and his two other brothers.
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Conclusion
Overall, Zeus is powerful and honorable because he overthrew his father from the thrown and he is very strict on people who break laws so therefore that means that loyalty and honesty.
Works Cited
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