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I love Greek Mythology ever since I was 8 it's interesting for some reason Greek mythology reminds me of a soap opera. Always has. This is how I see Selene though I might redraw this or start a series of Greek Gods and Goddesses

This is Selene goddess of the Moon. If you don't know the story it pretty much goes like this:

Selene, "daughter of Titan", who fell madly in love with a mortal, the handsome king— of Elis, named Endymion. In other Greek references to the myth, he was so handsome that Selene asked Zeus to grant him eternal sleep so that he would stay forever young and thus would never leave her: Alternatively, Endymion made the decision to live forever in sleep. Every night, Selene slipped down behind Mount Latmus near Miletus to visit him.

Selene had fifty daughters, the Menae, by Endymion, including Naxos, the nymph of Naxos Island.

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I love Greek Mythology ever since I was 8 it's interesting for some reason Greek mythology reminds me of a soap opera. Always has. This is how I see Selene though I might redraw this or start a series of Greek Gods and Goddesses

This is Selene goddess of the Moon. If you don't know the story it pretty much goes like this:

Selene, "daughter of Titan", who fell madly in love with a mortal, the handsome king— of Elis, named Endymion. In other Greek references to the myth, he was so handsome that Selene asked Zeus to grant him eternal sleep so that he would stay forever young and thus would never leave her: Alternatively, Endymion made the decision to live forever in sleep. Every night, Selene slipped down behind Mount Latmus near Miletus to visit him.

Selene had fifty daughters, the Menae, by Endymion, including Naxos, the nymph of Naxos Island.