There are two main morals:
It is not wise to cover-up another's wrongdoings. - In regards to Echo lying for Zeus and suffering the punishment from Hera.
And
Vanity is wasted efforts. If you are vain, you perish alone.
No because in the myth, they died before they got married
The myth describes why Narcissus Lilies (which we call Daffodils) always face down. Echo was already cursed by Hera to repeat what she heard, but in the myth, she pines away because of the spurning of Narcissus. Only her voice remains, creating the echos we hear today.
echo loves narcissus but he rejects her and she dies so narcissus got a curse put on him where he could only love himself so he had pity on himself and was turned in a flower on the riverbank..!!
Hera is married to Zeus... so no... but appearently Zeus cheated on Hera in the myth of 'Echo and Narcissus'...
We did a whole unit on mythology and I learned and read ALOT! Echo and Narcissus is greek and here's the story I remember reading..." One day Echo was climbing a mountain after being told he was annoying and talked too much. He said something and narcissus said as a punishment for being to annoying and talkative he may not speak unless spoken to and has to repeat everything that anyone says". It was a much longer story but that's what I remember...hope I answered your question!
Don't fall in love with yourself. That is the moral.
Yes. The story of Echo and Narcissus is a flower myth from Greek mythology.
Where echoes come from, and where the flower narcissus does - the flower the Greeks call narcissus is different than the one in the US.
No because in the myth, they died before they got married
a theme for echo's character can be not to talk a lot. a theme for narcissus is not to be too conceited about yourself.
The myth describes why Narcissus Lilies (which we call Daffodils) always face down. Echo was already cursed by Hera to repeat what she heard, but in the myth, she pines away because of the spurning of Narcissus. Only her voice remains, creating the echos we hear today.
The usual origin myth for Echo was probably invented by the Roman poet Ovid in the first century BC. According to Ovid, Echo was a wood-nymph who fell in love with the beautiful youth Narcissus. But Echo could only repeat what had just been said to her, so Narcissus found her a tiresome companion (and anyway, Narcissus had fallen in love with his own reflection). Echo pined away with love of Narcissus, until only her voice remained. Narcissus became a daffodil gazing longingly at its own loveliness beside a mountain pool. And they all lived happily ever after.
One great myth about sound was the myth about Echo, a minor goddess. Echo was a beautiful goddess who said something rude to Hera she shouldn't have. Hera put a curse on her so she couldn't form her own words, but only repeat others words. Now, Hades thought Echo was beautiful and was going to take her as his wife, but a man named Narcissus. All day, Echo waited for the hunter to say something so she could repeat it. One day Narcissus looked at his reflection in a pool. He saw the most handsome man he had every seen. "I love you," he said to the image. "I love you," repeated Echo, but Narcissus never new she was there. Narcissus sat there watching his reflection until he wasted away. Echo was grieved that Narcissus didn't love her and she too wasted away. Sometimes we can still hear Echo repeating our words and how she gradually fades away thinking of her lost love.
echo loves narcissus but he rejects her and she dies so narcissus got a curse put on him where he could only love himself so he had pity on himself and was turned in a flower on the riverbank..!!
he is greek
Hera is married to Zeus... so no... but appearently Zeus cheated on Hera in the myth of 'Echo and Narcissus'...
It starts off as Zeus cheating on Hera. Echo tells Hera a lie so Hera will not discover he was cheating. Zeus gives Echo a gift thanking her , but Hera finds out. So Hera casts a spell on Echo so she can only repeat what others say. Narcissus happened to be in the woods at the time and he was so beautiful Echo fell in love with him. Narcissus did not like echo because she would only repeat what he said and got annoyed. Echo heartbroken prayed to Aphrodite the Goddess of Love who took pity on Echo. She had Narcissus fall in love with him self with a reflection in the water, Narcissus believing that it was a water Nymph stayed at the water trying to coax her out. Turning into a flower. Aphrodite let Echo rest in peace but couldn't bear to lose the sound of Echo's voice so she kept it whispering in the wind.