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[[Hercules]] has a bit of an obsession with his father, [[Zeus]], King of the Gods. Even though he has never met him, Hercules still will get distracted when someone mentions Zeus, and will often take stupid risks to prove himself. | [[Hercules]] has a bit of an obsession with his father, [[Zeus]], King of the Gods. Even though he has never met him, Hercules still will get distracted when someone mentions Zeus, and will often take stupid risks to prove himself. | ||
== ''[[1.01 Treasure of Zeus]]'' == | == ''[[1.01 Treasure of Zeus]]'' == | ||
* | * When [[Nysus Gaius]] mentions a chalice made by Zeus, Hercules is instantly distracted and begins to fumble his footwork during the morning drills. | ||
* After drills, Hercules approaches Nysus to get more information about the chalice. | |||
* Hercules steals the chalice from Hera's cave. | |||
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'''Alcmene:''' Oh, Hercules. I wish you weren't so obsessed with your father. Since you were little, you've taken every dare - no matter how dangerous or how foolish - always trying to prove worthy of Zeus.}} | |||
Revision as of 20:32, 15 May 2009
Hercules has a bit of an obsession with his father, Zeus, King of the Gods. Even though he has never met him, Hercules still will get distracted when someone mentions Zeus, and will often take stupid risks to prove himself.
1.01 Treasure of Zeus
- When Nysus Gaius mentions a chalice made by Zeus, Hercules is instantly distracted and begins to fumble his footwork during the morning drills.
- After drills, Hercules approaches Nysus to get more information about the chalice.
- Hercules steals the chalice from Hera's cave.
Alcmene: Oh, Hercules. I wish you weren't so obsessed with your father. Since you were little, you've taken every dare - no matter how dangerous or how foolish - always trying to prove worthy of Zeus.
