Mostly cruelly but then we mostly know of those that were criminal while living. Those that were righteous we don't hear much about.
Examples:
Sisyphus was condemned to forever roll a rock up a hill, never to achieve his goal.
Theseus and Pirithous were stuck on a bench. Orpheus had his wife returned to him then snatched back at the very point of recovery.
Actually he did give mercy once with Orpheus. he did let him take Euryidice back to earth but he told orpheuse not to look back but he did. so he didnt snatch her away. he won the agreement.
hades was greatly feared by humans and was never in contact with humans for, he never left the underworld.
He bargained with Orpheus once. Possibly even Heracles...
When Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades pulled sticks to see who got what. Zeus got first choice, and picked sky, Poseidon got water, and Hades was stuck with underworld. Land was for the humans.
Hades was created because, God would send the people who followed Satans footsteps, to Hell with Hades so they can burn and deal with the Devil. Answer 2: PLEASE do not confuse the Greek myths with Christianity!God, Satan, the Devil are part of the Christian lore, Hades is purely Greek myth.
Meaning Hell, yes, if you mean the souls currently there. But, otherwise, unless you have sold your soul to Satan, I don't believe any living humans have connections in Hades.
hades was greatly feared by humans and was never in contact with humans for, he never left the underworld.
Hades is the God of the Underworld, the dead, and riches. I would say that is a great deal of responsibility.
Hades has the power to rule the Underworld and also request animals, including humans, to be killed.
Percy starts to feel some empathy for Hades. He thinks maybe Hades got a bad deal.
No. The devil does not exist in Greek Mythology.
Hades was being framed for stealing Zeus's lightning bolt, and hades was missing his helm of darkness.
Hades is both the ruler and name of the Underworld realm in Greek Myth, where people would go after death.
He bargained with Orpheus once. Possibly even Heracles...
That for 6 months of the year, Persephone would stay with Hades in the Underworld. Then, she would get to come on land again.
When Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades pulled sticks to see who got what. Zeus got first choice, and picked sky, Poseidon got water, and Hades was stuck with underworld. Land was for the humans.
Hades symbolizes the inevitability of death and the importance of accepting the cycle of life. His realm serves as a reminder of the impermanence of human existence and the need to embrace change and transformation. Through Hades, humans learn the value of letting go and finding peace in the natural order of life and death.
they must die because, Hades is god of the underworld in which you cant enter alive