This is Greek Mythology, Please help me... Look at the pictures below, start reading the 2nd picture and then the 3rd picture, and then answer the questions in the 1st picture.
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1. Zues and Athena

2. He was sent to live on Earth because he was not safe with the gods

3. Hercules was a super hero because he saved people from the monsters that Hades sent.

4. Hercules was my favorite because he is most said about in movies. He almost died from a seven headed beast. His wife was mortal which is a shocking twist. He rode a pagus

1. Zeus and Hera

2. Zeus sent Hercules to live with the mortals because of Hera's hatred of Hercules. Hera would try to kill Hercules so he was sent to the mortals at the Greek city-state of Argos

3. Hercules is considered a hero to most. But from a different perspective people can say that he is a murderer, this is because he didn't have any proof of Hera telling him that he must visit the king, and the killing of his family which he didn't know. He is also considered a Hero for what he has done for the people by taking out the worlds really nasty critters and other stuff that people needed. So in conclusion Hercules the son of Zeus and Hera is undoubtedly considered a hero.

4. My favorite labor that Hercules had to do was him slaying the nine headed hydra. This is because it was so intense and everyone thought he would die due to the fact that when he would cut one head off two would grow back. He eventually killed the hydra but it was a hard task but in the end he was able to collect the poisonous blood of the hydra as a mark that he had killed the hydra. This is why the slaying of the nine headed hydra was my favorite labor done by Hercules.

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