This encourages them to be responsible and mature about their decisions and actions. They should also be taught to take responsibility for their actions and the consequences that arise from them.
Children, too, should be taught that all of their actions have consequences, both negative and positive. This is the current state of the scene, below you can see some of the wip shots. He had to face the consequences of his actions, and as a result, he lost Eurydice. Hello everyone After playing the game Hades and absolutely loving everything about it, I was inspired to make some fan art of this lyre model that Orpheus holds in game. Orpheus lost Eurydice because he chose to go against what he was told. When he encountered Cerberus, the three headed monster lay down meekly to the strains of Orpheuss lyre, after which Orpheus was able to gain passage. It teaches an important lesson that you should always be ready to face the consequences of your actions and be ready to live up to your promises How Can Children Apply The Lesson Of the Story In Their Real Life? The gods of the Underworld were so enchanted by. This particular story depicts the value of love that drove Orpheus to find Eurydice in the Underworld, but love also caused him to lose her. In an attempt to recover Eurydice, Orpheus entered Hades, playing his lyre all the while during his journey. Greek mythological stories are usually narrated and written to express certain values of society. What Lesson Your Child Learn From This Story? Some say that the spirits of Orpheus and Eurydice ended up finding each other after many years and are still together. Eurydice was pulled back to the Underworld, and Orpheus was forced to spend the rest of his life playing the lyre for birds and trees. Orpheus agreed to this condition.Īlas, Orpheus turned around to look at Eurydice right at the entrance of the upper world. Hades tells Orpheus that Eurydice must walk behind him when they travel to the upper world and that Orpheus must not look at her until they are in the upper world. Both Hades and Persephone were touched by Orpheus’ words and decided that they would let Eurydice go. Orpheus even brought up Hades and his wife’s relationship to help Hades understand what he was going through. When Orpheus met Hades, he expressed his love for Eurydice. 25 The player, Zagreus, is given the option of reuniting Eurydice and Orpheus after meeting them. 23 24 Her appearance is that of an oak nymph, and she has an afro composed of tree branches'. Orpheus played his lyre for him, which overwhelmed him, and hence the boatman took Orpheus across the River of Death. In Hades, a rogue-like game developed by Supergiant Games, Eurydice is a character who resides in Asphodel. When he reached the River of Death, the boatman refused to let Orpheus pass. One fine day, Orpheus decided that he shall go to the God in the Underworld, Hades and get his beloved wife back. He constantly missed her and even stopped playing the lyre. One day, Eurydice was picking flowers in the woods when she got bit by a snake.
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