house of Thebes fell was that the family was dysfunctional and the family turned against itself. PART FIVE: Mythology has many topics in it and their range is very deep. One important topic in Mythology is Myths. There two major categories of Myths, which are: Norsemen and Greco-Roman Myths. The differences between these two Myths are few in numbers, but they are essentially different. Greco-Roman Myths deal with the history of Greek and Roman Mythology, and the Norseman Myths deal with the history of Norseman Mythology. Differences between these two is slim and really of no importance due to the fact that the only differences are of names and how the world and man were created. The differences are slim, but there is one major difference between the two Myths, and that is the way each look on a certain subject. That subject deals with honor, courage, and power. The Norseman gods are good and they fight evil, but unlike the Greco-Roman gods they do not always win against evil. The Greco-Roman gods are seen as unbeatable and extremely powerful, and they never even thought about even losing a battle. The Norseman gods on the other hand fought against evil with great courage and with honor, but did not fight with the same courage as the Greco-Roman gods because they knew of a possibility of them might losing. The Norseman gods were not afraid to die, because if they died fighting of good they knew that they were doing something good and that they would go to their heaven, which was called Valhalla. Valhalla was the Hall of the Slain where dead heroes who died in combat would go to when they died. This was the greatest honor for the Norsemen gods to achieve, but they knew it came at a heavy price. Apart for this the similarities between these to Myths are undisputable, because they basically have the same gods, but with different names or maybe different jobs to do. The Norsemen gods were gods of pride and gods that were not afraid to die a...
