Apollo

History

Apollo He is the son of Zeus and Leto (although it is also said that he could have been the son of Vulcan; or of Titan Coeus), is the personification of the Sun and Light, and has a twin sister named Artemis, who represents the moon. He travels in a swan chariot (which according to the story, as soon as Apollo was born, they went around the island of Delos 7 times "where his mother gave birth" celebrating and singing about the birth) and is usually accompanied by the Charites. He is the god of Summer. He has other attributes such as being the god of poetry, music, medicine and the divinatory arts. When he grew up he became the most beautiful and virile god of Olympus, and just 3 days after being born he killed the Python snake and settled in the oracle that until then had been occupied by the snake.

Appearance

Apollo is a tall god, standing over 1.90 meters tall. His eyes are cold and sapphire blue, contrasting with the red of his curly hair, which resembles a moving burning fire. He wears a golden tiara that symbolizes a sun and is entirely covered with a white tunic.

Personality

Apollo is a god with a serious, dry character and no great attachment to emotions. A perfect god who is not governed by feelings. He follows the perennial ideas of divinities based on human subjugation to forces that they cannot understand, and maintains that questioning a divinity or even thinking about it is not allowed, since a perfect being cannot be questioned.