Meeting the other Gods and Goddesses

Demeter
This is the Greek goddess of grain and harvest, daughter of Cronus and Rhea.
Dionysus
This is the Greek God of ecstasy, wine, theater, and merrymaking. He is one of the 12 deities on Mount Olympus.
Apollo
Apollo is the Greek God of the moon. He is the twin brother to Artemis, and their parents are Zeus and Leto. Apollo drags the sun across the sky each day with his horse and chariot. He is often seen with a bow and arrow and laurel wreath.
Hermes
Hermes is a Greek God, who was a trickster. He played a trick by turning the hooves of cattle backwards.
Raven
Raven is fighting with Coyote. He had 3 bags of light which he opened to make the stars, moon, and the sun.
Coyote
Coyote is a trickster, and his son died, so he regretted not making everyone have eternal life.
Balder
He was made invincible except for the small weakness of mistletoe, since it was so little it seemed insignificant. But Loki made an arrow of mistletoe and used it to kill Balder.
Odin
He is the guardian of Asgard, and has the keys of Asgard on his belt.
Loki
Loki is a trickster God. He killed Balder because he thought Balder was too cocky. He has a daughter named Hell,which rules the underworld.
Freya
Her husband ran away and left her once, and she got really worried and cried, and her tears turned into amber in the water.
Thor
Only Thor can pick up his hammer. Once he had to get his hammer back, by dressing up as a bride in a wedding, since it is custom to put his hammer over the bride's head during ceremony.
Jade Emperor
He searched for immortality and had to fight a demon.
Sun Wu Kong
He is the trickster, monkey, and is very powerful. He has a staff that can grow super long, a magical cloud that transports him, and he can change shape, size, and form.
Horus
He got really angry at her mom and chopped her head off, but then they got married after he became ruler of Egypt.
Ra
He sent Hathor to punish all the humans on earth for disrespecting him.
Set 
He chopped up Osiris into 14 pieces and scattered them all over Egypt to get rid of him.
Osiris
He rules the underworld and decides who gets to go to heaven and who stays in the underworld.
Isis
Isis searched all over the world and found almost all of Osiris and put him back together.

Meet Artemis

Hi everyone, I'm the goddess herself, Artemis. I am the goddess of hunting, wilderness, and fertility, and a sign of chastity and life cycles. I am also protector of many animals, young girls, and women. You may recognize me by my symbol of the moon, which I usually have on my forehead. I have a pretty crazy family. My twin brother is Apollo, God of the moon. My mom is Leto, and my father is Zeus, but my dad is married to Hera, so that caused some issues. I am often found with my bow and arrow doing my favorite thing ever, hunting! I'm a pretty laid back girl, but don't make me upset because I sometimes have a very short temper towards humans. Sometimes I can punish them in some really extreme ways. Hey, want to know a story of the time I punished Actaeon? Of course you do!
It all happened one nice summer day when I was out hunting, as normal. Actaeon, left his house early in the morning with his friends and had came down to the forest to hunt. He was a pretty good hunter (not as good as me though), but was very cocky about it. Anyways, they were having some pretty good luck, and had caught quite a few animals by mid day. The sun was starting to beat down, and they decided to stop and rest. Meanwhile, I was thinking the same thing. I stopped by the river and decided it looked like a perfect spot to clean off and cool down. As I was bathing, Actaeon wandered away from his friends, and soon found himself near where I was in the river. When he spotted me, he was entranced by my beauty (who wouldn't be?) Though anyone with a half a brain knows to never spy on a goddess, especially a naked one, he couldn't help himself. But, I'm not dumb. I soon spotted him and both embarrassed and furious called to him. Now, I will admit I don't exactly think my actions through before they occur, and maybe my next move was a bit harsh, but just think, I couldn't have him running to his friends bragging about seeing me bathing! So I splashed him with water, and the water turned him into a deer. He ran back to his friends and dogs, but they did not recognize him. The dogs however, smelled him, and began to attack and tear him apart. It was a bit gruesome, but it taught you humans all a lesson on respect.
Well Apollo is calling me for dinner, I got to go! Until next time,
Artemis

Resolution

The resolution of the myth is when Acaeton is eaten by his own hunting dogs. This solves the conflict of Artemis being seen by the hunter naked. Though this is a good ending to the story for Artemis, it is unfortunate for Acaeton.

Climax

The climax in the myth of Artemis and Acaeton occurs after the climax, when Artemis is angered by Acaeton being spied on and she turns him into a deer. This is the climax because it is the point of the myth where someone is transformed into something else.

Conflict

The conflict present in the myth of Artemis and the hunter is between Artemis and Actaeon. While Artemis was bathing in a stream, Actaeon was out hunting, and caught glimpse of her naked body. Instead of leaving, he continued to watch her bathe. The conflict occurs as Artemis catches him spying and is angry, being a goddess of chastity.

Characters: the myth of Artemis and Actaeon

There was only two main characters in the myth of Artemis and Actaeon- as the name suggest, they were Artemis and Actaeon.
Artemis
Artemis is the virgin goddess of hunting, young beings, and a symbol of chastity. She is very proud of her purity. She often has a vengeful nature and attitude towards humans who are disrespecting her, or challenging her.
Actaeon
Actaeon was a very young and skillful prince, whom was known to be a very talented hunter. He was the grandson of the king of Thebes, Cadmus. He was raised by the wise Centaur Chiron. Acataeon was very boastful and proud. He liked to show off, and didn't think of consequences ahead.

Orgin of Artemis

Orgins

Artemis is a Greek and Roman goddess, who is believed to have originated from Greece. In Roman myths she is referred to as "Diana." Many Greek deities are shared with Roman deities. They have the same myths, gods, and goddesses, which a change in names.  Greece is located in Europe, bordering Albania, Yogoslavia, Bulgaria, and Turkey. The capital is Athens. Rome, is also located in Europe, in Italy. Greece and Rome got into many wars, but their myths and beliefs were shared.

Setting

Myths of Artemis take place in Europe, including Italy, Greece, Turkey, and more. The myth of Artemis and Actaeon is set near mount Citharion, in Rome. In the story, both hunters, Artemis and Actaeon were both near a river. 

Historical References

Literature

The Dark Hunter series 
In the Dark Hunter book series by Sherrilyn Kenyon, there is a character who is a goddess by the name of Artemis. She is a huntress, whom is the creator of the Dark Hunters. She ends up capturing their souls with he bow and arrow, and their souls serve her.

Movies

Artemis 81

This movie about mythologogy is unsuprisingly circled around the Goddess, Artemis. 

Hercules

Artemis appears in the Disney movie Hercules, as one of the goddesses of Mount Olympis. 

Battlestar Galactica
Starbuck is an Artemis figure in the new Battlestar Galactica

Video Games

God of War 
In the videogame by Sony, God of War, Artemis is depicted to give Kratos a sword called, "The Blade of Artemis."

Myth

Artemis and the Hunter

One day Artemis was bathing in a stream when a young hunter named Actaeon saw her. Even though he knew it was wrong to spy on a Goddess, especially when she was naked, he couldn't take her eyes off of her. But, Artemis saw Acateon spying and was furious. She didn't want him to brag about seeing her naked, so she punished him by turning him into a deer. Actaeon's hunting dogs did not recognize him as a deer and attacked and killed him.