Alexander The Great Essay: The Battle Of Alexander The Great
Once upon a time, in a dark and gloomy land far away, a battle that had been going on for the last five hundred years between god and mortal raged on. The war all began when the King of Macedon, also known as Alexander the Great had insulted the mighty all powerful Ares’s skill on the battlefield. Since he was the God of War, he was very offended by the statement made, so he challenged Alexander the Great,like any other God would do, to a fight. The battle went from a winning streak for the Gods where the mortals were about to completely give up, to the mortals winning the next thirty battles, giving them hope and strength to go on and the possible outcome of a victory. Over the next ten years Alexander the Great knew the war was going to
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Delighted that the goddess would make it, Alexander the Great ordered all of his cooks not to spare any expense and to prepare a wonderful meal that Hebe will not forget. As the cooks prepared the meal and the servants set the table, Alexander the Great rehearsed in his head what he was going to say to the gorgeous goddess to somehow convince her to gift his men the gift of eternal youth. Alexander the Great could see Hebe coming from a mile away as she glew with glory, like the many other gods had when they were marching into the battle. She had finally arrived and Alexander the Great greeted her at the entrance of the camp. The cooks brought out many foreign dishes that Hebe had not recognized, for she had not ever eaten anything else than ambrosia back on Mount Olympus. She ate everything on her plate and thanked the cooks for the wonderful meal. Then she asked Alexander the Great very politely why she had been invited to the feast, as she realized that the men were very old and there was no way she was just asked here to enjoy a good meal with the mortals. Alexander the Great then answered in a calm and mature voice, “Hebe, my men and I have grown old and we are too weak to fight. We need our youth back if we are going to win this war as soon as possible with the least amount of deaths. My men and I were hoping to convince you to gift us
Delighted that the goddess would make it, Alexander the Great ordered all of his cooks not to spare any expense and to prepare a wonderful meal that Hebe will not forget. As the cooks prepared the meal and the servants set the table, Alexander the Great rehearsed in his head what he was going to say to the gorgeous goddess to somehow convince her to gift his men the gift of eternal youth. Alexander the Great could see Hebe coming from a mile away as she glew with glory, like the many other gods had when they were marching into the battle. She had finally arrived and Alexander the Great greeted her at the entrance of the camp. The cooks brought out many foreign dishes that Hebe had not recognized, for she had not ever eaten anything else than ambrosia back on Mount Olympus. She ate everything on her plate and thanked the cooks for the wonderful meal. Then she asked Alexander the Great very politely why she had been invited to the feast, as she realized that the men were very old and there was no way she was just asked here to enjoy a good meal with the mortals. Alexander the Great then answered in a calm and mature voice, “Hebe, my men and I have grown old and we are too weak to fight. We need our youth back if we are going to win this war as soon as possible with the least amount of deaths. My men and I were hoping to convince you to gift us