Originally posted by: BabyHimavari
Aunty are you also an admirer of Potter series?! π²π(not mentioning potterheadππ).. Thats quite a pleasant surprise..
Originally posted by: BabyHimavari
Aunty are you also an admirer of Potter series?! π²π(not mentioning potterheadππ).. Thats quite a pleasant surprise..
Pegasus was created by Poseidon but I have read that Zeus had an entire stable at Olympus filled with the Pegasi...Originally posted by: sashashyam
A patronus does not last endlessly in real life. It is a temporary phenomenon.And as for Pegasus, he was a child of Poseidon, the sea god, and his mother was the Gorgon Medusa. Poor Bucephalus, they did say he was very wild as a young stallion, but I would not wish this kind of parentage on him!πZeus only turned the winged horse eventually into the Pegasus constellation.Shyamala Aunty
I mean actual Pegasus except Bucephalus has kept his wings well hiddenπ
Pegasus was created by Poseidon but I have read that Zeus had an entire stable at Olympus filled with the Pegasi...
Originally posted by: sashashyam
Why yes, my dear Riya. I am very fond of the whole series - a sort of combination of Enid Blyton's school stories and Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings - and though I am not a sentimental person, I was in tears over The Prince's Tale in Book 7.I came to Harry Potter with The Goblet of Fire, and of course I had to get the other three books and read them in the proper order. When Book 6, The Half Blood Prince, came out in early 2006, I actually went to the largest bookstore in Ottawa - I was then the Indian High Commissioner to Canada - at midnight on the day of the release, queued up, bought my copy and watched the delighted kids in Potter costumes having so much fun.I also used to watch the first three Harry Potter movies along with the three parts of Peter Jackson's LOTR series, in November-December each year for three years in succession.Shyamala Aunty.
As per the myths, Pegasus does go to Zeus where Zeus keeps him with his other horses and assigns him the duty of bringing his thunderbolt...loll maybe the Pegasi maybe his offsprings...Greek/ Roman mythology is complicated enough for me to know all the details ππOriginally posted by: sashashyam
Really? That is very interesting. What were the Pegasi? Duplicates of Pegasus or his children?Now I am Really going to bed!πShyamala Aunty