That was Echo. She tried to hide Zeus from Hera when he was having a party with the nymphs. Hera was angry. So Hera only allowed Echo to repeat the last three words of what ever was said to Echo.
The nymph was called Echo
The nymph was called Echo. Hera cursed her by taking away her ability to form her own words. She could only repeat the words that others said.
The nymph Echo, cursed by goddess Hera.
Her name was Echo, unhappily in love with Narcissus. She was cursed by Hera.
When the goddess Hera was looking for her husband, Zeus, among nymphs who he was cheating with, Echo distracted her by talking so much. She then cursed her by taking her own voice away. She could only repeat what others said.
Echo was a forest nymph protecting Zeus from his jealous wife, Hera. Hera cursed the nymph's voice so that she could only repeat what was spoken to her. She distracted Hera while Zeus went back to Olympus after sneaking out.
The nymph was called Echo
Juno(Hera) cursed a nymph named Echo because she talked too much.
The nymph was called Echo. Hera cursed her by taking away her ability to form her own words. She could only repeat the words that others said.
The nymph Echo, cursed by goddess Hera.
An echo is a nymph from Greek mythology who was cursed by Hera to repeat only the last words spoken to her. This curse prevented Echo from speaking her own thoughts and emotions, leaving her to echo the words of others.
The name of the nymph who answered back in Greek mythology is Echo. She was a mountain nymph or Oread. When Echo would distract Hera, so that Zeus could consort with other nymphs, Hera punished her by taking away her voice. After that she was only able to echo others.
In Greek mythology, the nymph Echo was condemned to repeat the last words spoken to her. This punishment was inflicted by Hera, who was angered by Echo for distracting her while Zeus pursued other nymphs. As a result, Echo could only mimic the speech of others and ultimately fell in love with Narcissus, who was unable to return her affection. Her unrequited love led her to fade away until only her voice remained, giving rise to the phenomenon of echoes.
A young grasshopper is called a nymph. A nymph is very similar to an adult grasshopper only smaller and lacks the wings of the adult.
Her name was Echo, unhappily in love with Narcissus. She was cursed by Hera.
Echo was a nymph cursed to repeat only what others said, she loved Narcissus, who could only love himself.
Echo, a nymph from Greek mythology, possesses the power of voice and repetition. Cursed by Hera, she can only repeat the last words spoken to her, limiting her ability to express her feelings. This curse reflects her longing for love, particularly for Narcissus, who ultimately rejects her. Despite her limitations, Echo embodies themes of unrequited love and the desire for connection.