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What are verbs that describe Hades?

Here are some verbs that describe Hades, keeping in mind his different aspects in mythology:

Emphasis on his role as King of the Underworld:

* Rule: He rules, reigns, governs, presides over the Underworld.

* Judge: He judges, condemns, sentences, and punishes souls.

* Receive: He receives, welcomes (sometimes reluctantly), and accepts the dead.

* Guard: He protects, guards, and secures the borders of his realm.

Emphasis on his personality:

* Demand: He demands, requires, and expects respect and obedience.

* Threaten: He threatens, intimidates, and warns those who cross him.

* Mourn: He mourns, grieves, and laments the loss of Persephone (depending on the interpretation).

* Love: He loves, desires, and cherishes Persephone.

* Fear: He inspires fear, dread, and awe.

Other possibilities:

* Condemn: He condemns, punishes, or sentences the wicked.

* Abduct: He abducted Persephone (though some portray it as a marriage rather than a kidnapping).

* Seize: He seizes, takes, or claims the souls of the dead.

The best verbs to use will depend on the specific context and the aspect of Hades you want to highlight.

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