Thanatos; The God Who Personifies Death - Greek Mythology in Comics - See U in History

Thanatos is the deity who personifies death in Greek mythology. The god has a twin brother named Hypnos, Thanatos is represented as a young and dark figure, But later, the artists came to a representing death as a sinister figure, dressed in a black tunic and carrying a bone, Thanatos has no grandfather. In the myth that I'm the protagonist, but there are two myths that stand out. In the myth of Sisyphus, the con artist, Thanatos is tricked by Sisyphus and ends up being made During his captivity, no one else died. Thanatos was liberated by the gods and Sisyphus. In another myth, Thanatos was challenged by the great hero Hercules. appeared to seize the soul of the beautiful Queen Alceste, wife of the King. Hercules, the hero promised his friend that he would not allow Thanatos to take the soul of the When Thanatos finally appeared, Hercules opposed death and the death of his wife. Thanatos represents the perishable and transitory aspect of life. With the soul that had just died, I evaluated if the spirit, when it was alive, was guided by animal and material instincts, or if he did so in a way that elevated his spirit. During life, it can be guided towards the light or towards the darkness. The first is the introduction of a new system of taxation. From youth to adulthood, there is the symbolic death of the young and the birth of a new one. Although almost everyone seeks the maximum for their inevitable encounter with Thanatos, This meeting can mean the release of all sorts of sufferings and worries, And the beginning of a new stage for the spirit.