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Bellerophon rides Pegasus up into the air as he carries a flaming wand in his left hand and a quiver of arrows slung over his right shoulder. Below, he has killed the Chimera, which has the head of a lion, body of a goat and tail of a serpent.
Bellerophon
The keyword/phrase I came up with in my workbook on 15 Aug 91 was "constant quest for new adventure and challenges".
Rodney
Bellerophon
- he killed both his brother and a rival through being high-spirited
- the wife of King Proteus fell in love with him and although he rebuked her, Proteus believed that she had been seduced so he sent Bellerophon on a fatal mission to kill the Chimera
- he was able to overcome the Chimera through heeding a seer’s advice and taming Pegasus in addition to using a golden bridle which Athene had given him; then he was able to riddle the Chimera with arrows from above and thrust a lump of lead between her jaws with one of his arrows; her fiery breath melted the lead, which trickled down her throat and killed her
- arrogant and boastful about his success, he tried to fly to Mount Olympus, but Zeus sent a gadfly to sting Pegasus, who threw Bellerophon ingloriously to earth
- the volatile, changeable, and effervescent dimension of fire, which is always in motion and seeking new challenges
- arrogance and boastfulness
- one who is both immensely creative and divorced from reality
- the childlike assumption that good luck always ought to be handed out by life no matter who one is or what one does
- an unreliable charmer who will leave when new adventure beckons
- one who is intuitive and imagination (trendy) in that they are the first to take up a new idea, fashion or lifestyle before others discover the thing might be worthwhile
- neither a follower (because he’s easily distracted) or a leader (because he’s too self-centered and easily bored to be responsible for directing others)
- one who takes up a challenge or cause because it seems exciting and will gain one attention as well as keeping one occupied for a period of time
- a likeable, even lovable, figure who tends to be forgiven because of their natural high spirits, attractiveness, naivete and well-meaning intent
- one who is always seeking out new challenges or new battles to fight
- quest for adventure, excitement and action
- intuitive and imaginative, but often out of touch with reality
- full of wonderful ideas and creative visions
- generous, creative, enthusiastic and has a love of life, but on the other hand can be dogmatic, opinionated and unnecessarily tactless
- forgetting that the impossible task was only accomplished because of the help of others
- forgetting one’s place
- the higher they fly, the further they fall
- hubris
- an idea man or possibly the public face of a business, but someone more level-headed or in touch with reality needs to be working with him or in the background
The keyword/phrase I came up with in my workbook on 15 Aug 91 was "constant quest for new adventure and challenges".
Rodney