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Persephone
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Character Information
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Persephone is the daughter of Zeus and queen of the underworld; she was abducted by her uncle, Hades the king of the underworld, in Greek mythology.
Contents
History
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When Herb Powel learned at his new cars is called Persephone he hasked what the hell kind of name is that. The constructors told him then at she was the Greek goddess of spring and rebirth and she was carried off to Hades, where she ate six pomegranate. Herb interrupted them then and said people don't want cars named after hungry, old, Greek.[1]
Non-canon
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After Hades decided to start dating he forced Persephone to him. Persephone did not like how Hades picked her up, but he persuaded her to teach him how to dating, and they ate a meal with dancing. After that tried Persephone to leave Hades but failed and went to court where Athena under the laws of God right to Hades and forced her to live six months each year for life with Hades because she did not pay for the food. She was then ordained as a curse which means that the time she is with Hades, then the whole Earth should be a cold planet.[2]
Appearances
Episode – "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" (mentioned)
Comic story – Greek to Me
