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[[Image:Apollo and | [[Image:Daphne_apollo.jpg|thumb|Apollo and Daphne]]Phoebus Apollo seeks after Daphne the daughter of Peneus. An arrow that Cupid shot struck him and made him fall in love, and the arrow that makes one reject struck Daphne. She wants to stay a virgin and unmarried. Cupid did this through his wrath at Apollo, because Apollo was criticizing the way he carried his bow and bragged about how he could do a better job. Apollo is determined to get Daphne to love him so they begin a chase throughout the woods. Daphne starts to get tired and she prays to her father to help her. She is then transformed into a tree. Apollo says that he will love the tree forever. | ||
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Revision as of 15:46, 12 December 2004
Phoebus Apollo seeks after Daphne the daughter of Peneus. An arrow that Cupid shot struck him and made him fall in love, and the arrow that makes one reject struck Daphne. She wants to stay a virgin and unmarried. Cupid did this through his wrath at Apollo, because Apollo was criticizing the way he carried his bow and bragged about how he could do a better job. Apollo is determined to get Daphne to love him so they begin a chase throughout the woods. Daphne starts to get tired and she prays to her father to help her. She is then transformed into a tree. Apollo says that he will love the tree forever.