How does this temperament represent the ancient greeks views

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Problem: Which key mythological figure does this advertisement represent? Is the portrayal of this figure an accurate representation of its mythological characterization? Explain why or why not. Why is this figure angry? How does this temperament represent the ancient Greeks' views of the gods? How does this advertisement project classical mythology into modern day society? What is its key message?

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