Basic Information

Symbols: Spear, Helmet

Realm or Powers: God of War/Welfare
Relationship Status: It is complicated with Aphrodite, Eos, Enyo,
Erinys Telphousia, Persephone, and Harmonia
Children: Eros, Anteros, Phobos, Deimos, Harmonia, Enyalios
Personal Information:
Interests: Starting wars, weapons, fighting, searching for love,
violence, destruction
Favorite Music: Free by Light House Family (This is my favorite
song because it reminds me of when Poseidon persuaded Hephaistos to
let Aphrodite and I to finally become free.
About Me: I am the Greek God of war and welfare, making me a very
fierce God and the most hated one in the family. In one of my most
famous myths, Aphrodite and I fall in love, though Aphrodite was
married to Hephaistos. Hephaistos becomes bitter, when he finds out
that his wife was being unfaithful and falls in love with me. Not only
Hephaistos knew about the affair, but almost everyone in Olympia
knew. Hephaistos decides to get revenge, by creating an unbreakable
net to trap us in when we were together. Being apart of the
punishment, Hephaistos then calls the other gods to laugh and taunt
Aphrodite and I. Poseidon decides not to laugh at us, but to instead
beg Hephaistos to let us free. In the end, Ares had to pay an adultery
fine.
Other Names: Ares of the Mighty Heart, Leader of Men, Lord of
the Dance
Roman Name: Mars
Ares Friends
Ares Wall
Ares
Poseidon Aphrodite
Bibliography:
"CULT OF ARES : Ancient Greek Religion." CULT OF ARES : Ancient Greek Religion. N.p., n.d. Web. 30
Aug. 2014. <http://www.theoi.com/Cult/AresCult.html>.
Hamilton, Edith, and Steele Savage. Mythology. Boston: Little, Brown, 1942. Print.
Poseidon writes: Dont worry Ares, I
will let you and Aphrodite free!
Aphrodite writes: I am glad that Ares
and I are finally free!
Hephaistos
Jenica Finuliar
Period 1