Question

WANTED Include Wanted or Help Wanted. Name and title of your figure Picture of your figure (you can draw or print at home) CRONUS King of the Titans, Father of Time Crimes Leading a rebellion against his father Uranus Swallowing his children Imprisoning the Cyclops in Tartarus LAST SEEN: Pits of Tartarus KNOWN ACCOMPLICES: Siblings: Iapetus, Hyperion, Oceanus Wife: Rhea Here is where you include your three pieces of evidence that shows your figure is Wanted or Help Wanted. Choose your best piece of evidence. Include your claim, 1 piece of evidence, and the explanation/analysis. The Titan Cronus is Wanted because he would do anything to keep his power as Leader of the Titans. Cronus swallowed his children to prevent them from taking his power and ruling. This proves that Cronos should be Wanted for his crimes. Because he heard a prophecy say that his children would become more powerful than him, he tried to kill them. He took drastic measures to ensure he would keep his power as Ruler. He must be stopped! CONCLUSION: What would be a reward for finding the figure OR having them help? Make up something logical with the mythology. If found, contact his children: Zeus, Poseidon, Hera, Hestia, Demeter, Hades, or Chiron. The reward is 10,000 gold drachmas and personally seeing Cronus banished to the deepest parts of Tartarus for eternity. But with Arion (horse)

Answer 1

WANTED

CRONUS
King of the Titans, Father of Time

Crimes:
- Leading a rebellion against his father Uranus
- Swallowing his children
- Imprisoning the Cyclops in Tartarus

LAST SEEN: Pits of Tartarus

KNOWN ACCOMPLICES:
Siblings: Iapetus, Hyperion, Oceanus
Wife: Rhea

Claim:
The Titan Cronus is Wanted because he would do anything to keep his power as Leader of the Titans.

Evidence:
Cronus swallowed his children to prevent them from taking his power and ruling. This act demonstrates his willingness to commit heinous crimes to maintain his position of authority. Driven by fear and a prophecy that his children would surpass him in power, Cronus resorted to extreme measures to ensure his own dominance and control.

Explanation/Analysis:
Cronus' decision to devour his own offspring is a clear indication of his ruthless and power-hungry nature. His actions show a complete disregard for the well-being of his children and a willingness to eliminate any threats to his reign. Such behavior is unacceptable and warrants the attention of authorities seeking to bring justice to the realm of the gods.

CONCLUSION:
If found, contact his children: Zeus, Poseidon, Hera, Hestia, Demeter, Hades, or Chiron. The reward for capturing Cronus is 10,000 gold drachmas and the satisfaction of witnessing Cronus being banished to the deepest depths of Tartarus for eternity.

But with Arion (the immortal horse of the gods) assisting in the pursuit, the reward shall be doubled, and the hero who aids in capturing Cronus will be granted a special boon of their choosing from the gods themselves.

Answer 2

WANTED: CRONUS, King of the Titans, Father of Time

CLAIM: The Titan Cronus is Wanted because he would do anything to keep his power as Leader of the Titans. Cronus swallowed his children to prevent them from taking his power and ruling. This proves that Cronos should be Wanted for his crimes.

EVIDENCE: Cronus heard a prophecy that foretold his children would become more powerful than him and eventually overthrow him. In his ruthless pursuit of retaining his power and dominion, he resorted to a horrifying act by swallowing his newborn children, including Zeus, Poseidon, Hera, Hestia, Demeter, and Hades, immediately after their birth.

EXPLANATION/ANALYSIS: Cronus's actions clearly demonstrate his willingness to commit heinous acts to maintain his position as the ruler of the Titans. Swallowing his own offspring is an egregious crime, not only betraying his fatherly duties but also displaying a tyrannical and ruthless nature. He went to great lengths to secure his reign, going against the natural order and committing a grave injustice.

CONCLUSION: If found, contact his children: Zeus, Poseidon, Hera, Hestia, Demeter, Hades, or Chiron. The reward for capturing Cronus is 10,000 gold drachmas and the satisfaction of personally witnessing Cronus being banished to the deepest parts of Tartarus for eternity. Additionally, the reward includes the privilege of being accompanied by Arion, the legendary horse, known for its incredible speed and beauty, as a symbol of valor and courage.