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In the picture I can see a couple of two young people. I think they are dancing on a ball. In the back ground I can see some people who are wearing very formal and beautiful. Women are wearing maxi dresses and men are wearing suits. The atmosphere is very festive. The light is good and may be from candles. Also there are red curtains on wa window and I think that all these people are in castle.In the foreground there is the dancing man. He is tall and slim. He has dark short thick hair, a normal nose and very focus face. He is wearing a formal black suit, a white shirt and a black bow-tie. He looks very happy and I think he likes this ball. The young girl nex to him has long curly brown hair, beautiful focus eyes, a normal nose and a small chin. She is wearing a beautiful formal splendid sleevless dress and short black gloves. They are looking at each other and I think they like it. They are really focus on their dance. http://static.tvfanatic.com/images/gallery/having-a-ball-together_444x341.jpg

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In the picture I can see a young man. The picture was taken in the street. The weather is warm and sunny, but the man is standing in the shadow. He is tall and slim. He is wearing a grey jumper, light blue jeans and black trainers. In his right hand he is holding a sport bag and in the left hand there is a computer. On his neck there is a golden chain and on the right hand he is wearing a golden ring. He has an oval face, thick dark hair, brown eyes, a normal nose and small ears. Also he has a thin beard. On the back ground I can see a lively road, some people and building. I think that the man is a tourist. The man is in a good mood, because he likes his trip. http://freshlyeducatedmen.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/aug-002.jpg

Greek Mythology - Hercules

The Hydra of Lerna

In a swamp close to the town of Lerna, there was a monster that had a body like a snake and 9 dragon heads. It was called the "Hydra of Lerna".

Eurystheus sent Hercules to kill this monster. This was a difficult task because one of the Hydra's heads was immortal. Hercules took his friend Iolaos to help him with this difficult task. Soon they found the monster. They lit a fire and Hercules lit up his arrows from that fire. He started throwing the arrows at the Hydra but all this did was to make the snake like creature wilder and more fierce.

Hercules started to hit the heads with his club and cut them off.
For hours he tried to kill the beast, but when he would cut one head off, two would grow in its place. They had to think of something else.

Suddenly Hercules had an idea. He would cut off each head and his friend Iolaos, would burn the neck with a lit piece of wood. One by one, Hydra's heads were falling on the ground. Finally the immortal head was cut off and Hydra fell lifeless in front of them. Hercules opened up its belly and dipped his arrows in the Hydras poisoned blood.

Then he buried the monster and put a big rock on it, so nobody could ever exhume it. He returned to Tirintha (Tiryns) awaiting his next task...