Last week's challenge was to take a known Greek god/goddess or create a new one and tell us the story that created a child. This week, tell us the story of this child. Is he/she mortal or half mortal? Perhaps the child is a full fledged god/goddess. Describe him/her to us and tell us the child's life story (or at least a few adventures).
The Rules:
Keep in mind, this is a monitored group and there are only a couple of rules, which are:
Make sure you put this (WWE, 1/9/13, Greek Child) in your title.
Be sure to tag it with WWE, Gather Writing Essentials, Greek Child. Post to Gather Writing Essential.
I ask that you make your submission(s) by next Tuesday afternoon.
There is a limit of three submissions from each member per day. If you’re extremely prolific, spread out your work and post only three submissions per day.
Most important:
Put this challenge statement at the beginning or end of your submission so readers will know what you’re supposed to do and won’t think you’re crazy.
Challenge: Last week's challenge was to take a known Greek god/goddess or create a new one and tell us the story that created a child. This week, tell us the story of this child. Is he/she mortal or half mortal? Perhaps the child is a full fledged god/goddess. Describe him/her to us and tell us the child's life story (or at least a few adventures).
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BELOW ARE RESPONSES TO PRIOR CHALLENGES - CHECK THEM OUT. If I missed anyone, please let me know here and I'll link your post to next week's challenge.
Greek Mythology
THE GATES OF ICARIA, by Joann B.
mythogical child, by Karen Vaughan
The Problem with Walter, by Patrick M.
Willie, by Pam Brittain
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Comments: 49
Most creative, Pam!
But, you didn't answer my second question.??
It's an Interesting Topic.
Daniel
I'll keep my fingers crossed.
On a different topic, are you going to join us in our anthology which is upcoming?
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We have a tradition of the First Commandment, but it seems that you have some sort of inside joke at my expense, so I will take my leave.
In my studies I did a comparison of the pantheon of Roman and Greek gods, which have many similarities. I don't want to go over the finer points of a modern rendition.
I hope you have a morning or evening. My flu bug, although I got my shot early in the season, is waxing and waning. Speaking of that, why not a modern topic of science fiction and non-fiction regarding modern Space department Projects?
Get better.
Although I think we have much more space junk than we need in the upper atmosphere already, if they can send an exploratory mission near the Sun, perhaps they might send all that nuclear waste to be burned off in the natural reactor of the Sun. With the Japanese restarting their reactors even after the major disaster that could have rivaled Chernobyl of years ago in the scope of its "nuclear fog" passing over where people live and the rescue operations to shut down the reactor, it is beyond me how they plan for it all. Just Saying? Daniel
Speaking of which, are you going to join us on the fun?
My creative juices just aren't flowing. I'm very tired, weak... And, I just don't know when I will feel like writing again.