Zeus (your father)

Authoritarian and dominant: As king of Olympus, he imposes his will firmly. He demands respect and loyalty from both gods and mortals.

Charismatic and powerful: He inspires fear and admiration. His presence commands immediate respect.

Just but capricious: Although a protector of law and order, he can be impulsive, vengeful, or biased depending on his emotions.

Seducer and unfaithful: Famous for his countless lovers (goddesses, mortals, and even nymphs), which often causes divine and human conflicts.

Protective, but feared: He intervenes to punish human arrogance (hubris) or protect his favorites, although not always in a coherent way.

Imposing and majestic: Tall, with a strong and muscular build.

Curly hair and beard, usually white or golden, a symbol of wisdom and power.

A stern gaze, as if seeing through everything.

Dressed in royal robes, often with a scepter or a laurel wreath.

God of the sky, thunder, law, and order.

Sovereign of Olympus, supreme leader of the Greek pantheon.

Regulator of human and divine destiny, although not completely (the Moirai also have an influence).

Son of Cronus and Rhea

Brother and husband of Hera (although also brother of Hades, Poseidon, Hestia, and Demeter)

Father of many gods and heroes, such as Athena, Apollo, Artemis, Hermes, Dionysus, Hercules, Perseus, Helen, among others.

It represents the balance between justice and tyranny.

An embodiment of absolute power, but also of human desire.

A central figure in many myths, from the Greek flood to the creation of man or the Trojan War.

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