Summary of Climax (Post 7)

The climax of the story is when Ra sent Hathor down to Earth, and she came back as Sekhmet. Is was also slaughtering Ra's people.

Conflict

In the myth of Ra and Hathor, there is conflict. Ra is getting no respect from any of Earth's people. He doesn't like this and becomes very upset. His eye created Hathor who was sent down to Earth, but on the return Hathor became Sekhemet. Who was sent down to the world and killed. Ra didn't want this so he order 7,000 beers colored red and set them in a field she thought it was blood. She drank it and became drunk and could not kill any humans.

Character Development of Ra

My myth was fairly short, so the character really did not have any time to develop into a different person, or an enhanced person. Though Ra is a giving person each day he gives his subjects warmth from the sun and light from it. Together Ra does not change much he remains the same.

                                                        

House of Ra (4)

Ra, he didn't live anywhere. In the day he lived as the sun.
Though at night he flowed down the Nile River, towards Anubis. Each night Ra struggled to pass through this challenge. But he lead the people who got stuck down there and showed them the way back. (Nile on Right)

Culture Facts About Ra

Ra appears in many cultures some include Egyptian and American cultures. Ra also appears in video games. They most popular video game Ra appears in is Smite, a third person God v.s. God player v.s. player. In this game the story of Ra is told. Also in the movie serious Stargate SG-1, Ra appears. It may be different but it is still quiet similar. Ra appears in more things than you think, he is actually quite a popular character.                               

Summary of Myths

Many myths and legends tell stories that vary about him. One is "As the he rode across the sky in a golden ship, he bought warmth and light to all the creatures living on earth. When the sun set, he descended to the underworld and brought the light and warmth to the creatures that lived there. Each evening Ra's servants helped him battle his enemy, the might snake, Apep! He tried to swallow Ra and all of his creations. Some other stories said that Ra set sail along the body of Nut, sky goddess. During the day he traveled along the body, in the night he traveled through her body. These are only some of the myths and stories about Ra.