@@FireOccator There you go now you catching on fela it's like the cops in the USA if you have stolen a orange for your family just don't let them catch you can doing it
The actual horror story is that the Greek Gods (the ancient Gods in general) were inspired on the real life rulers from that age: Petty, cruel, vain, selfish, spoiled brats. Gods are merely a reflection of humans themselves.
Hey, to me it makes more sense than some invisible "perfect" being who is single handedly responsible for the creation of mankind "in his image" (which would imply that he harbours all of mankind's imperfections and sins in my opinion, but, meh, god CAN'T be imperfect...)
@@thesnowfox7262he allows free will and in our free will we sin even his angels had free will if there wasn’t any free will the rebellion in heaven wouldn’t have happened Adam and Eve wouldn’t have ate forbidden fruit the serpent wouldn’t have trick them, Cain would not have been jealous and killed Abel in jealously, Joseph’s brothers wouldn’t have sold him into slavery! There are many more But these are just examples
The myth is much simpler than that. Acteon was actually hunting alone with his dogs when he saw artemis bathing in the river and when she saw him staring she didn't even hesitate. She turned him in a deer and his dogs devoured him whole
@@nekorina9011 It’s Artemis that was wrong. She literally bathed in public places, and now she demands a punishment on him? What is she a Karen? I say Artemis was wrong
I think there are also other versions where he didnt hide and watch, but was instead at the wrong place at the wrong time and Artemis said that if he spoke he would turn into a deer, he then heard his dog and called them and you know the rest.
There's another story similar to this one. It's about a boy named Sipriotes who like Actaeon stumbled upon Artemis bathing and was caught. However the goddess gave him a choice between either dying or being transformed into a girl. Sipriotes chose the latter and spent the rest of his life as one of the Goddess's followers. While Sipriotes' transformation could be seen as either a blessing or curse depending who you ask, it's certainly better than being turned into a wild animal.
The myth is probably a beautiful metaphor. This is how I interpret it: Actaeon represents mankind. Artemis as a goddess represents the nature of the universe. So, when you try to unveil the secrets of nature, if you do it without care or respect, horrible things can happen to you. Think of a modern world example like GMOs or eugenics. Modern men try to see nature in all its "nakedness" and I am not sure we're considering the risks properly. The beauty of Greek mythology is that it is perennial because it can always be reinterpreted to suit modern life. :)
i used to take acid to try and discover the secrets of the universe. till i took way too much one time and was sent to the 7th dimension. strangely enough i was being mauled by giant dogs in a couplpe of my lives lol
Originally I don't really know much Greek heroes or legends except for the famous ones. But because of the Fate Franchise, I got interested on all heros and heroines from different culture from history, mythology, epic, and fiction. Though they sometimes genderbent some heroes, it is still interesting to see the scenario of what if King Arthur fought Hercules or Karna against Siegfried.
@@nutebob1560 unpopular opinion: all the culture and religion things with gods written and all are probably like the creations of just some creative primitive humans
The best punishment for God's is to separate them from all other, and close them for eternity. So that they would all live in close space where they all would live forever... Making their very own existence pointless, oh and let's not forget that the world would be the same no mater what they have done, they can't create anything living or dead, nothing grows or dies, making all pointless and so this state will last till eternity and beyond and no matter if they will commit suicide or not on the next they come back to living with their whole memory of incident included, oh and they can't erase their memory as it will recover and they renember everything in 100%. In short they live lonely, pointless, tasteless and emotionless lives till eternity, the best punishment for God's.
@@emmavrijburg6676 Yes... you're telling me a goddess doesn't have her own bath house or something? Artemis has to share some blame here as well and this was honestly quite a petty punishment.
@@KHRification oh well youre probably right. I mean hes they could have bewn seen. It was inappropriate for Acetaeon to keep gazing though so yeah i got what he deserved
She was bathing with the nymphs. For them, this was their pool. They were having their patron goddess visit, and an unwelcome man intruded. So the goddess defended her chastity and the nymphs, harshly. Let's be honest, guys, if you were skinny dipping in a lake and a morbidly obese woman started spying on you, would you not be horrified?
Hmm, the most common version I’ve heard is that Artemis cursed him to never speak again or be turned into a stag. He then called to his hunting dogs when he heard them and was torn apart
to everyone who thought Greek Mythology are rosy and happy, just know that those are just modernized and romanticized versions of the original stories, just like how disney removed the darker origins of many of their disney princesses stories. Despite what people like to think about Greek deities or even many of the other ancient cultures pantheons note that many of are actually monsters and degenerates and often times would actually be hated today if not for our romanticism of their stories.
It's a normal thing to bathe in streams or lakes in the past. Do you want the goddess to bring her followers to a bath house every time they wanna take a shower? And I'm pretty sure those weren't invented yet since it was only created in the Roman times.
I remember this story in age of mythology game but in that the mythology pedia claimed that he turned into a pig and devoured by Artemis' hunting dogs.
Alright, why I feel that he deserves that, I’m not really happy by this story, Artemis basically ruined her great nephew’s life, now I don’t feel bad about Orion anymore.
Peeping shouldn't land you a death sentence, especially if its in the wilds, the greek pantheon is just a bunch if babies with too much power in their hands
He didn’t serve it lol That’s way too petty a punishment for something that very well could have been a mistake. It wasn’t a mistake in this instance, but it could have been. She didn’t know.
He was hunting for a long time got thirsty heard a spring went to get a drink accidentally saw a Goddess and a platoon of nymphs and its somehow his fault for not being able to look away from a goddess who's Beauty has been comparable to freaking Aphrodite. So tell me who's really in the wrong here? By the Gods you Artemis apologist are incorrigible its ok to be in the wrong. With love and great merriment, your local Dionysus worshiper🍷
there's another small detail that when the dogs caught acteon transformed as a deer, they immediately went to find their master. which was commented as absolute irony, considering they killed acteon, their own master, but then they went to search for him to show the prey
Guess Artemis wouldn’t want Acteon to spread the word he had seen her in a state of undress. She resented insults to her virginity. Mind you, her oath of virginity caused problems when she fell in love with mortals.
@@hardlee7073 She is a huntress. She is a nature goddess. WHERE ELSE CAN SHE BATHE, if Olympus is full of perverts, the very things she despises, including her father?
@@hardlee7073 You're arguing ancient times with modern ideology. Tell, me how does that make sense? Bathhouses weren't invented until the Roman times which I'm pretty sure is after this. It's completely normal to bath in the wild in streams or lakes in the past. Maybe you should stop victim blaming although the victim in the end was Actaeon.
Yeah I think there was one story about a young little boy who accidently saw artemis bathing. She could not allow any male to see her like that and get away but since he was just a kid and it was an accident the third option was to turn him into a girl and let him join Artemis and her huntres. At least that's how l know the story
now maybe I'd like to hear the tale of Sipriotes, it's a bit more... Uplifting than this one. Alot of Greek tales involve peeping Toms be they unintentionally rude or actually jerks
Seriously, the Greek gods are so caught up on their own vanity, that they just do as they please without any regard for humans. A minor thing becomes a big thing to them, and frankly they're childish for it. That's why Odysseus is the best. Though a titan at first, he was more fair to humanity than any of the Olympians. And unfortunately got punished for it. Shows who's really the villains of that pantheon if you asked me.
Let's get real. Let's break it down. First of all Actaeon was a very young boy when he 'intruded'. Secondly, the 'Goddess' is his mother. Props if you got that right. This myth describes a dire childhood psychological injury, as many myths do, particularly Ovid's Metamorphoses of which this myth is perhaps the most dramatic. Here's another clue. This being Pride month, everyone respecting this month should be aware of and appreciate this myth. I know I do. I am Actaeon. I suffered this injury at age 4 or 5.
A moment of silence for those who are new to Greek Mythology and thought this tale was going to be a love story.
😐 I was shocked about..it
It is normal Greek Mythology end up like this?
I knew he was doomed
@@kazuyaryuzaki Yeah, this is rlly normal xD
Yeah thumbnail and my time on the internet made me think that.
Apollo: "hey Artemis have you seen my grandson"
Artemis: "no but he saw me"
Some nymph:i saw artemis transformed him into a deer and he died at the hands of his friend
@@kwakuandspinopython1346
Apollo: YOU BASTARD! YOU KILLED MY GRANDSON WITHOUT KNOWING?!
Artemis: 😐luv y’a bro 😅
But she did see him, until she didn’t…
@@Doomergedon Apollo: I'm tired of this bullsh*te! I'm gonna make you feel what it FEELS LIKE!!!
I like how apollo doesnt even decide to do anything to avenge him
He cares about his sister way much than for some random descendant
God aren’t suppose to go after each other. If they did, Poseidon and Athena would have ripped the world apart.
Most Apollo can do is go after the nymphs
@@brooklynann7674 Yeah,Just say *"Antio sas"* to Athens for starting their never ending rivalry!?!?XD
I mean- Asclepius??
Moral of the story, don't stay too long, say sorry, and leave immediately.
Moral of the story, don't get caught.
@@FireOccator There you go now you catching on fela it's like the cops in the USA if you have stolen a orange for your family just don't let them catch you can doing it
Just use a telescope.This is why Jiraiya from Naruto use telescope to peek woman. He almost die getting punched by Tsunade.
@@m5a1stuart83 Season? Episode?
I watch Naruto but miss that. Wish someone compile & upload on TH-cam.
@@m5a1stuart83 That's wrong. Stop promoting this kind of disgusting things.
I guess the metaphor is that if you are only lead by your desires you become no better than an animal
Wisdom 🙌🏾💯
Having desires is human, but desires without moral compass is bad.
@@SleepingYouSoftlyTV exactly
Nah the moral is don't look at nekkid women bathing, or you'll be turned into a stag.
@@shastasilverchairsg ....exactly?
The actual horror story is that the Greek Gods (the ancient Gods in general) were inspired on the real life rulers from that age:
Petty, cruel, vain, selfish, spoiled brats.
Gods are merely a reflection of humans themselves.
You’re going to call it a horror story that a woman defended herself from a prowling gaze? I think the real horror story is the story of your raising
@@grimalaI don't think that was the intention
don’t disrespect my gods like that
Hey, to me it makes more sense than some invisible "perfect" being who is single handedly responsible for the creation of mankind "in his image" (which would imply that he harbours all of mankind's imperfections and sins in my opinion, but, meh, god CAN'T be imperfect...)
@@thesnowfox7262he allows free will and in our free will we sin even his angels had free will if there wasn’t any free will the rebellion in heaven wouldn’t have happened Adam and Eve wouldn’t have ate forbidden fruit the serpent wouldn’t have trick them, Cain would not have been jealous and killed Abel in jealously, Joseph’s brothers wouldn’t have sold him into slavery! There are many more But these are just examples
The myth is much simpler than that. Acteon was actually hunting alone with his dogs when he saw artemis bathing in the river and when she saw him staring she didn't even hesitate. She turned him in a deer and his dogs devoured him whole
There's also one where he demanded that she marry him.
@@AlexanderMarchesaine still an excessive and unnecessarily harsh punishment for a simple and relatively minor transgression.
@@ezdub5762 Women, ammirite?
@@PurpleLightning6was9 shut up
@@PurpleLightning6was9 imo he deserved it for being creepy asf 💀 imagine watching your grandpa's sister bathing
As someone who isn't new to Greek mythology, this isn't even one of the most petty things the Gods have ever done.
To be fair if a guy was watching me and my friends bathe, I would do the same thing
As someone who is pretty much old in Greek mythology, I assume you have in your mind the tale of Marsyas.....
@@nekorina9011 she decided to bathe in public and was petty af
@@nekorina9011
It’s Artemis that was wrong. She literally bathed in public places, and now she demands a punishment on him?
What is she a Karen?
I say Artemis was wrong
@@nameihavenoname7546
yeah she bathed outside her house.
That’s her whole problem
The hunter became the hunted
Same thing cheetah said in injustice 2
Genshin vibes
Oh how the turn tables
we all watched the video
The prayer became the prayyyyyyyyyy
I can't imagine the gut he had to snoop on his grandma 🤦
Great aunt not grandma
@@kevinesquer6570 Meh, we consider our grandparents' siblings as our grandparents.
Bruh, yeah but she's still youthful so I kinda see it.
his grandpa's sister*
@@kevinesquer6570 grandma
Never heard this story before from anyone. Thank You for bringing the story to us.
moral of story: increase stealth level to max.
He made a big mistake using all his skill points on accuracy
Haha
Moral of the story: Don't do disgusting things and don't promote disgusting things by making jokes.
@@coldfrenchfry5181 do you know what a joke means? Not taking it seriously, not everything has to be serious
Hilarious
So she Punished Her Grandson since Acteon is Apollo's Grandson and Brother of Artemis... Great Family. They should get together sometimes
More like grandnephew but other than that yeah
Uh, some Gods punished their own children, Gods do not care what your title is.
@@AlexanderMarchesaine Yeah zeus punished his son who feed him human flesh and a few others
And Acteon lusted after his great aunt like a creep. Artemis' reaction was actually really justified, in my opinion
More like grandnephew. Gods don't care what title you have. I mean Zeus killed his son who fed him human flesh.
I think there are also other versions where he didnt hide and watch, but was instead at the wrong place at the wrong time and Artemis said that if he spoke he would turn into a deer, he then heard his dog and called them and you know the rest.
There's another story similar to this one. It's about a boy named Sipriotes who like Actaeon stumbled upon Artemis bathing and was caught. However the goddess gave him a choice between either dying or being transformed into a girl. Sipriotes chose the latter and spent the rest of his life as one of the Goddess's followers. While Sipriotes' transformation could be seen as either a blessing or curse depending who you ask, it's certainly better than being turned into a wild animal.
I heard the reason she gave him the choice was, unlike this one, he was apologetic to Artemis and assured her it wasn't deliberate.
@@MsCassidy23
So… Artemis has a history of bathing in hunting grounds, public places & etc?
Great. She is a nudist.
I think that after a while, Sipruites eventually forgot that he was ever a male and lived happily as a female and one of Artemis' followers.
this was also because sipriotes was still very young and artemis kind of pitied him but had to keep up appearances, hence the choice
What did we learn today kids?
That for the love of the gods never cross Artemis. EVER!
Just don’t cross any Greek gods... they all seem to have really short tempers
Unless you are Orion...
@@anghainguyen9951 Especially if you are Orion!
Unless you are Kratos
@@gmaerh1702 and having the chaos blades
The myth is probably a beautiful metaphor. This is how I interpret it: Actaeon represents mankind. Artemis as a goddess represents the nature of the universe. So, when you try to unveil the secrets of nature, if you do it without care or respect, horrible things can happen to you. Think of a modern world example like GMOs or eugenics. Modern men try to see nature in all its "nakedness" and I am not sure we're considering the risks properly. The beauty of Greek mythology is that it is perennial because it can always be reinterpreted to suit modern life. :)
It also teaches you not to trust burbs or they’d impregnate you
Seek and you shall suffer the consequences
To be a good criminal
Is to not get caught
Or Acteon is just a pervert and had it coming
i used to take acid to try and discover the secrets of the universe. till i took way too much one time and was sent to the 7th dimension. strangely enough i was being mauled by giant dogs in a couplpe of my lives lol
Life lesson: do not snoop on people 😑
What if it's Accident?
@@ronanchristiana.belleza9270 too bad then 😅
More like don't be a peeping tom.
he just wanted to drink though 😂😂
Snoop dogg
That's her relative... meh it's greek mythology after all.
He should have stayed away and go hunt somewhere else
Lol, greek myths always have the power to surpreend even if you expect everything
Originally I don't really know much Greek heroes or legends except for the famous ones. But because of the Fate Franchise, I got interested on all heros and heroines from different culture from history, mythology, epic, and fiction. Though they sometimes genderbent some heroes, it is still interesting to see the scenario of what if King Arthur fought Hercules or Karna against Siegfried.
same. fates one of the reasons why I know so much about mythology and why I love it so much.
Bravo! impressive as always, congratulations to everyone involved, the comic series is now one of my favorites sections of the channel!!
well today we will be hunting the simp
LOL
😂😂😂
That word has lost all meaning
@@loplop019 I agree
1:02 Actaeon: what a beautiful view
Artemis: i will turn you into a furry
Later Apollo:sister what have you done 😡😡😭😭😭😭😭
I wonder if Artemis morphed him into a deer just so he can't tell anyone of her beauty.
Yeah, I think that was her goal.
Thought that was obvious
What would have happened if archaon(wrong spelling) stood there even when he was cursed?
@@trickskidwilliam I think if she didn't notice and if he left before anyone did, he would get off Scott free but I'm not to sure.
@@FloofyReks Why would Artemis be concerned of her beauty? Everyone knows goddesses of Olympus are pretty and worship them at their temples.
Moral of the Story: Mind your business
or pray you don't accidentally stumble upon something you shouldn't
Or dont get caught.
To be honest I don’t get why guys are just perverts(and im a guy lol but I don’t spy on people or be perverted in any way except for my language hah)
@@devilhulk6898 oh well, people are different. Some can hold back their desires, some cannot.
@@devilhulk6898 1. Not all guys are pervert. 2. Actaeon did not willingky, evilspirited spy, just had stumbled upon.
Awesome story's every vid doesn't ever disappoint
Never ever enrage the goddess of the hunt or she will unleash her wrath upon you without mercy
I would to see her try that on Beerus and see what happens.
@@jjohnson6382 it's different, beerus is not mythology, he's only a manga
@@nutebob1560 unpopular opinion: all the culture and religion things with gods written and all are probably like the creations of just some creative primitive humans
@@jjohnson6382
Beerus is probably who Kratos will fight if he runs out of gods on earth to fight.
That's why you don't mess with Artemis.
The original peeping Tom.
Great narration man, happy to be here
When your grandma forgets to lock the bathroom door...
Ew
I was like, waiting for some god to bring him back out of pity or something but no, he ded.
I'm more glad how Kratos killed the Gods of Olympus.
I kinda feel that way to mate.
We didn't see him like artemis
The best punishment for God's is to separate them from all other, and close them for eternity. So that they would all live in close space where they all would live forever... Making their very own existence pointless, oh and let's not forget that the world would be the same no mater what they have done, they can't create anything living or dead, nothing grows or dies, making all pointless and so this state will last till eternity and beyond and no matter if they will commit suicide or not on the next they come back to living with their whole memory of incident included, oh and they can't erase their memory as it will recover and they renember everything in 100%. In short they live lonely, pointless, tasteless and emotionless lives till eternity, the best punishment for God's.
Well thankfully that is just a game
Ones a game. Ones a religion
For some reason, I always thought that Artemis released her wolves and they tore him apart, but oh well 😂😭
Don't swim in the wild if you don't want to be seen lol
I mean where were they supposed to swim then. Their private pool?
@@emmavrijburg6676 Yes... you're telling me a goddess doesn't have her own bath house or something? Artemis has to share some blame here as well and this was honestly quite a petty punishment.
@@KHRification oh well youre probably right. I mean hes they could have bewn seen. It was inappropriate for Acetaeon to keep gazing though so yeah i got what he deserved
@@emmavrijburg6676 they're gods just conjure a pool in the clouds lol
She was bathing with the nymphs. For them, this was their pool. They were having their patron goddess visit, and an unwelcome man intruded. So the goddess defended her chastity and the nymphs, harshly. Let's be honest, guys, if you were skinny dipping in a lake and a morbidly obese woman started spying on you, would you not be horrified?
He failed his stealth check.
thank you for sharing! 🙏
Can you pls do more Artemis myths :)
This story is really good
I love Greek mythology.
"hid and enjoyed the scenery" ;)
Hmm, the most common version I’ve heard is that Artemis cursed him to never speak again or be turned into a stag. He then called to his hunting dogs when he heard them and was torn apart
The more I watch about the Greek gods, the harder I cheer for Kratos.
Yeah they’re all petty and childish. With the exceptions of Hades, Nyx and Persephone. Everyone else is a spoiled child
@@bennu547 You forgot Hestia
@@yoyoip2946 and helios
He did realise that Artemis was his great aunt?
This was one part of the myth I didn't know!
They should really produce Greek mythology animations
to everyone who thought Greek Mythology are rosy and happy, just know that those are just modernized and romanticized versions of the original stories, just like how disney removed the darker origins of many of their disney princesses stories. Despite what people like to think about Greek deities or even many of the other ancient cultures pantheons note that many of are actually monsters and degenerates and often times would actually be hated today if not for our romanticism of their stories.
Wow, I am loving this channel...
Well I better bathe right here in this rather open spring. I really hope no hunter or human who are common in these parts see meeeeeeeee.
So true
Lol
It's a normal thing to bathe in streams or lakes in the past. Do you want the goddess to bring her followers to a bath house every time they wanna take a shower? And I'm pretty sure those weren't invented yet since it was only created in the Roman times.
@@coldfrenchfry5181 I think being with the people you trust in a more private dwelling is better than being out in the open.
Thank you all everythingyyyyyyy for all eternity 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
I love artemis so much
I remember this story in age of mythology game but in that the mythology pedia claimed that he turned into a pig and devoured by Artemis' hunting dogs.
I love that game
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@@Ankit-vl8hb That would depend if Artemis can see through jutsus. She is a goddess afterall.
@@DriedJizzSock She will ask Japanese gods to punish him.
The moral of the story is when you are face to face with a god, always habe Kratos on speed dial.
what horrifies me the most is that
"Artemis is actually Actaeon's grandfather's sister" like how weird is that
😅
Grand aunt she should've let him die
Alright, why I feel that he deserves that, I’m not really happy by this story, Artemis basically ruined her great nephew’s life, now I don’t feel bad about Orion anymore.
Peeping shouldn't land you a death sentence, especially if its in the wilds, the greek pantheon is just a bunch if babies with too much power in their hands
More like Artemis pay back because Orion is the first hunter you know, sure he die before this guy.
Ruined his life? Don't you mean, she got him killed?
He didn’t serve it lol That’s way too petty a punishment for something that very well could have been a mistake. It wasn’t a mistake in this instance, but it could have been. She didn’t know.
@@anghainguyen9951 Orion didn’t die because of Artemis. She loved him. He died because Apollo is overprotective.
He was hunting for a long time got thirsty heard a spring went to get a drink accidentally saw a Goddess and a platoon of nymphs and its somehow his fault for not being able to look away from a goddess who's Beauty has been comparable to freaking Aphrodite. So tell me who's really in the wrong here? By the Gods you Artemis apologist are incorrigible its ok to be in the wrong.
With love and great merriment, your local Dionysus worshiper🍷
KRATOS DID NOTHING WRONG.
Nice likes
kratos did absolutely nothing wrong
Let's be real here: we are all gonna take a peak a bathing nymphs giving the opportunity. I can't fault the guy.
That's so messed upppppp
Name one God who hasn't done a bad thing. Even the Christian God is no "saint" he drowned thousands of people.
@@AlexanderMarchesaine in his defense, those people were all evil. He would know
Tbh since I sub this channel I got obsess with those type of stories 🤪
my man knew he was gambling everything for peeping at a goddess yet stayed to watch some quality content.
Moral of the story is don't be a perv
No. The moral of the story is-take one look and leave.
@@savagedarksider5934 yeah that seems like a good moral
@@savagedarksider5934 lol nice
especially on you auntie
there's another small detail that when the dogs caught acteon transformed as a deer, they immediately went to find their master. which was commented as absolute irony, considering they killed acteon, their own master, but then they went to search for him to show the prey
Guess Artemis wouldn’t want Acteon to spread the word he had seen her in a state of undress. She resented insults to her virginity. Mind you, her oath of virginity caused problems when she fell in love with mortals.
1:30 wheres her arrow?
It's an invisible arrow (probably)
I said this in a jokingly way
@@realmonslaught8601 but you're actually right, Apollo and Artemis could shoot invisible arrows in the form of pure power or disease
Another video to signify the personality of Sagittarius. Great!
Was this before or after she accidentaly shot ORION at the back? While he swam???
moral of the story don't be a pervert especially to your great aunt
Or dont bath in the middle of the forest...
@@hardlee7073 She is a huntress. She is a nature goddess. WHERE ELSE CAN SHE BATHE, if Olympus is full of perverts, the very things she despises, including her father?
@@TheJinx1441 that still dont mean you gotta bath in the forest ma dude😑
@@hardlee7073 You're arguing ancient times with modern ideology. Tell, me how does that make sense? Bathhouses weren't invented until the Roman times which I'm pretty sure is after this. It's completely normal to bath in the wild in streams or lakes in the past. Maybe you should stop victim blaming although the victim in the end was Actaeon.
The moral of the story: Mind your own beeswax people! This is for all the snoopers and nosy people
Greek mythology stories aren't really moral material...
@@RandoRandleman Yep
But his intention was just to drink water.
@@Greedexile Yes, but he still looked even when he wasn't supposed to
@@K_Megaverse8721 how he could possibly not look?! He came to drink water.
the lesson; do NOT stalk, it's impolite and you will get punished for it
@@kissdorina3659 are you a perv? -_-
Acteon didn't stalk her,to do that he would have to be following her before she reached the spring.
@@michaelwhitmire9015 But he hid and looked at them. If he were polite, he would have went on his way immediately.
@@kissdorina3659 That tells me a lot about you. Just don't be a pervert.
Hmph... Say that to Ezio Auditore.
The gods are so petty
I Love history so much 👍
Clicked for Booba, stayed for ironic hunter death.
Do a harmonia goddess of harmoni story next
Ohhh, I thought that he was turned into a female by Artemis. That's what I read, or it's another story?
Yeah I think there was one story about a young little boy who accidently saw artemis bathing. She could not allow any male to see her like that and get away but since he was just a kid and it was an accident the third option was to turn him into a girl and let him join Artemis and her huntres. At least that's how l know the story
@@dylanbaxter8071 hmm death is better.
BUNZAI!
You talk about the story of a man who kills a female snake and Hera get furious
Please make a video on Robin Hood mythos!
Everyone notice that most of what happend to people in greek lore its becuase some of the gods are extremely petty
Not Hades🥰
So this is where that scene from Poison Arrow came from.
Where do you get these comics from?
now maybe I'd like to hear the tale of Sipriotes, it's a bit more... Uplifting than this one. Alot of Greek tales involve peeping Toms be they unintentionally rude or actually jerks
She is so cruel and so elegant at the same time.
acteon: do your worst, i cant unsee you
Nobody gonna question that he is Apollo’s grandson and Artemis is Apollo’s twin sister
*wait nvm this is Greek mythology*
Wow that was a good story
Seriously, the Greek gods are so caught up on their own vanity, that they just do as they please without any regard for humans. A minor thing becomes a big thing to them, and frankly they're childish for it.
That's why Odysseus is the best. Though a titan at first, he was more fair to humanity than any of the Olympians. And unfortunately got punished for it.
Shows who's really the villains of that pantheon if you asked me.
Moral of the story: never try anything with a Greek goddess, everyone who does it ends up dead
Thank you
Why did I think this was going to have something to do with Archeon from Sherrilyn Kenyon’s Dark-Hunter series
Moral of story: take out your phone and watch ... instead.
That made me cry!
When i was young i read that he found a cave and out of curiousity he stepped in to find them bathing, not in the middle of the river like that.
I always knew this will come up one day
I’m high, this made me cry so much for some reason
Hi High, my name is Moka
Ofir Shoham...
Kratos should've did her in 🤣
They will die
A lot of Greek Gods didn't get killed in GOW
@@ronjayrose9706 no they all died, remember he destroyed greece.
When your friend wants to peep, tell them this story
Poor acteon he didn't deserve this. Artemis should've let him at least explain why was he here before punishing him
Artemis: *heh*
Apollo: *WELP. YEARS TO WASTE.*
Let's get real. Let's break it down. First of all Actaeon was a very young boy when he 'intruded'. Secondly, the 'Goddess' is his mother. Props if you got that right. This myth describes a dire childhood psychological injury, as many myths do, particularly Ovid's Metamorphoses of which this myth is perhaps the most dramatic. Here's another clue. This being Pride month, everyone respecting this month should be aware of and appreciate this myth. I know I do. I am Actaeon. I suffered this injury at age 4 or 5.
When the frail of heart join the fray, the hunter becomes the hunted.
Moral of the story: If you are caught peeking. Shoot an arrow at the one with the hottest body. Then run.