The Hero - gaea & cronus set up an ambush of uran*s as he lay with haea at night , cronus grabbed his faher & castrated him with a stone .
The Villan - he imprisoned the cyclopes & heratoncheries in tartaus .
The father/son rivalry - this angered gaea & she plotted against uran*s . she made a flint sickle & tried to get her children to attack uran*s .
The Epic Battle - the cyclopes provided zues with lighting bolts for weapons .
The Hero - this worked out as planned being gods & all they were unharmed . they were thankful to zues & made him their leader .
The Villan - to avoided this uran*s swallowed each of his children as they were born .
The father/son rivalry - rhea convinced cronus to accept his son & zues was allowed to return to mount Olympus as cronus's cupbearer .
The Epic Battle - He & the titans except Prometheus , epmietheus & ocean*s fought to retain their power
The hero - god spoke light and light appeared & god saw that light was good & seperated it from night .
The Villan - serprent told the woman you won't die he knows the moment you eat from the tree youll see whats really going on .
The Garden - earth produced green seed bearing plants all varities and fruit bearing trees of all sorts .
The innocent - we can eat from each tree in the garden its only about the tree in the middle of the garden that god said dont eat from or youll die .
The crossroads - when woman saw the tree looked like good eating and she realized what she would get out of it shed know everything .
The sibling rivarly - cain brought an offering to god from the produce of his farm .
The hero - god made leather clothing for adam & his wife and dressed them .
The villan - cain had words with his brother they were out in the field ; cain came at abel his brother & k**ed him .
The Garden - to all the animals and birds , everything that moves & breathes i give whatever grows out the ground for food .
The innocent - abel was a herdsman .
The crossroads - god said to cain , where is abel your brother .
The sibling rivarly - god spoke to cain why the tantrum why the sulking .