Charon - The Sinister Boatman of Greek Mythology - See U in History

Charon - The Sinister Boatman of Greek Mythology - See U in History

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[nicholasbarber]

charon isn't sinister he just doing his job

[sifilore]

Charon has been described as a frightening old man, but during the 1981 movie Clash of the Titans has been depicted as a skeletal, black cloaked, hooded figure. Like with the Grim Reaper but without a scythe.

[thebullqueen]

Can't wait to hear more Greek Mythology stories

[vladimirdaudier]

I always think that if Charon if born from Nyx and Erebus than he must be very powerful but his just a ferryman

[HelloItsMikkan]

The balls on Hercules and Hades on Bullying the Son of Nyx.... You know, the Same Nyx that Zeus Feared Angering

[julietarthurbonney]

I love this phrase from Charon in Percy Jackson “Only the dead can enter the underworld.Die and come back

[phantomeye]

👏 Wow! That was wonderful the story of Charon. He doing his job in Underworld to work Hades. Now this is great a story!

[jennypoussin]

Charon was once the most frightening, but now it's ancestor Karen is even more frightening!

[jrod]

Charon is the god of decay.Him being a ferryman serves perfect to reflect what life to death means and that is decay.

[OnurTheXbot]

Charon is probably secretly a REALLY powerful being, but he’s forced to do his job.

[btbb]

Rock music:

Band: “Styx”

Song: “Sails of Charon” by The Scorpions

[ryulee]

Charon the boatman that carries you through the river of sticks to the afterlife

[aubreyyoung]

That’s true he’s just doing his job that is very true.

[tonyt]

Unfortunately, Charon met his end at the hands of a “not so merciful” Kratos

[mariajukejax]

Imagine if Charon was a Cokney ferryman, we'd hear the immortal phrase "nah, I don't go south of the river, mate!" LOL

[Doomergedon]

I just want to clear things: Hercules’ name in original Greek is in fact Heracles 😟

[RecklessGamer]

If you can give Charon some snacks or a nintendo switch he deserves a break

[truthspreader]

I always found it strange that people are in a position of high authority or important jobs but they don't actually have any power to back it up. I mean if you can be bullied into not doing your job then what kind of power do you actually hold?

[hallo]

in percy jackson (isnt mythology) charon had asked from percy to say to hades that he wants a pay rise and later hades said that charon is always asking for pay rise since the italians started making clothes (a specific brand but i dont remember what exactly it was)

[kevin-.]

Next do how Apollo beats Hermes in a race and Ares at boxing.