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Aphrodite

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Aphrodite is one of the Ocean Masters to be employed by Three Rings. She was hired in December 2006 with the sixth wave of Ocean Masters alongside Hephaestus.

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Character

Because of her great beauty, Aphrodite was often inspiration for great works of art. Her familiar, Milo, is named after the famous statue, the Venus de Milo.

Dolls Awarded Image:Trinket-Aphrodite_doll.png

In Mythology

She is named for the Greek goddess of love and beauty. In Greek mythology, she was married to Hephaestus, the blacksmith god of fire. When Kronos [Cronus] cut the genitals from his father Ouranos [Uranus] he threw them into the sea and from the sea-foam rose the fully formed and infinitely desirable. She appears multiple times in mythology, in Homer's Iliad and she also takes a minor role in Virgil's Aeneid. In the Iliad she protects her son Aeneas from the wrath of the Greeks, and she is even wounded by Diomedes when trying to protect Aeneas. In the Aeneid she continually fights against Hera [called Juno in Virgil's epic] who seeks to avert fate and destroy Aeneas. Aphrodite has had a few affairs with men, such as Adonis and Anchises, but also with the God Ares. She was caught in the act with Ares when she thought that her lame husband, the God Hephaestus had left Olympus. But Hyperion [Also a sun-god] warned him of what was going on and he created a masterpiece of indestructible iron mesh, like a fishing net and snared the lovers as they were embracing.

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Ye Kings and Queens of Ye Oceans Ocean Masters
Active: Image:Trinket-Aphrodite doll.png Aphrodite | Image:Trinket-Apollo doll.png Apollo | Image:Trinket-Artemis doll.png Artemis | Atropos | Image:Trinket-Bia doll.png Bia | Image:Trinket-Castor doll.png Castor | Clotho | Image:Trinket-Cronus doll.png Cronus | Image:Trinket-Demeter doll.png Demeter
Image:Trinket-Endymion doll.png Endymion | Image:Trinket-Eurydice doll.png Eurydice | Image:Trinket-Gaea doll.png Gaea | Image:Trinket-Galene doll.png Galene | Image:Trinket-Glaucus doll.png Glaucus | Image:Trinket-Hephaestus doll.png Hephaestus | Image:Trinket-Hera doll.png Hera
Image:Trinket-Hermes doll.png Hermes | Image:Trinket-Hypnos doll.png Hypnos | Image:Trinket-Lelantos doll.png Lelantos | Image:Trinket-Mnemosyne doll.png Mnemosyne | Image:Trinket-Nemesis doll.png Nemesis | Image:Trinket-Oceanus doll.png Oceanus
Image:Trinket-Poseidon doll.png Poseidon | Image:Trinket-Prometheus doll.png Prometheus | Image:Trinket-Thalia doll.png Thalia
Retired: Image:Trinket-Amphitrite doll.png Amphitrite | Image:Trinket-Clio doll.png Clio | Image:Trinket-Dionysus doll.png Dionysus | Eris
By approximate date: Artemis | Demeter | Eris | Hermes | Mnemosyne | Poseidon | Castor
Amphitrite | Bia | Clio | Dionysus | Eurydice | Hypnos | Lelantos | Nemesis | Prometheus
Apollo | Endymion | Glaucus | Oceanus | Aphrodite | Hephaestus | Thalia
Cronus | Gaea | Galene | Hera | Atropos | Clotho
See also: Developer | Dread Ringers | Narya | Nenya | Vilya
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