Cyclops: The Monsters In Ancient Greek Mythology

In Ancient Greek Myths, there are many monsters, but one of the most fearsome is the Cyclops. This diabolical monster has one eye and is known for being simple and sometimes being cannibalistic. They were also known as the son of the Titans named Uranus and Gaea. Uranus hated his children and Gaea plotted against Uranus because of this unnatural hate. These hideous monsters terrorized the world with their abnormal horrifying eye and their giant look that they had. One of these monsters weaknesses is that they are simply unordinary stupid and they lack any amount of social skills. This means that nothing could be explained to them because they are so stupid and they also would solve problems with their brute force because they lacked any amount of social skills to think themselves or talk themselves out of a situation. These fearless cannibalistic giants also were not scared of any gods, a matter of fact, they would attack a god if they angered them. Greek monsters are scary, but there are also American monsters of today who can be scary themselves. One of the most feared monsters of today by mostly farmers and anyone who owns a goat would

Fragility in their stories means that these stories will all be far fetched and will never be more than a myth. Plenty of people on this earth believe that myths of today can be true, but we have always used myths for one thing and that one thing is to cover true fear of the undiscovered. We here as people need these myths to survive because it creates a sense of understanding and not so much unknown in this world. Great men of today, no matter how great, will always need a reason for things to happen whether or not that is a Chupacabra that kills farm animals or if that is a Cyclops that brings terror on the planet, we will always need a reason to create myths until we are all