Gods:

Pan: Lively, entertaining, energetic, satyr host of the story Zeus: God of lightning, and king of the gods. He is known for being brave and strong, but he is also a high energy man who loves attention Aphrodite: Goddess of love and beauty, Aphrodite is self absorbed, irritable, and selfish. Dionysus: God of wine and harvest, friendly, easygoing and funny Hades : God and ruler of the underworld. A gentlemanly bad boy. Hermes: Messenger of the gods, enthusiastic, sweet, and helpful. Has a crush on Athena Athena: Goddess of wisdom, war and arts and crafts. Level headed, wise and a forward communicator. Atropos: One of the fates; enjoys her work Clotho: Another fate Lachesis: Another fate, feels stuck in a rut Calliope: Serious, muse of epic and heroic poetry. Terpsichore: Artsy, muse of dance, choral poetry, and song Thalia: Silly, muse of comic poetry and rural life Hera: Zeus’s undperpreaciated, slightly pessimistic wife and queen of the gods. Cupid: God of love, and accountant to the gods.

Mortals:

Alexandra: Aphrodite’s downtrodden Pygmalion: Eccentric artist in love with his art Galatea: Pygmalion’s statue Minos: Ruler of Crete with a Minotaur problem. Child of Zeus Theseus: Possesses skills to help Minos with the Minotaur. Is a pessimistic, loner Ariadne: Minos’s daughter who is desperate to see the world Demeter: Persephone’s protective and loving mother Persephone: innocent, naive girl who doesn’t realize what she’s getting into Perseus: a mortal tasked with killing Medusa Medusa: snake headed monster who turns people to stone Moira: mortal woman who finds comfort in the Fates predictions. Paris: naive mortal in love with Helen Helen: Menelaus’s wife, in love with Paris