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* CompositeCharacter: Demeter and Persephone are combined to form The Goddess of Spring.
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** Demeter and Persephone are combined to formThe the Goddess of Spring.Spring.
** Pluto takes his name and mythological role from the Roman god, but his appearance and demeanor are entirely those of the Devil of Western fiction and folklore.
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** Pluto takes his name and mythological role from the Roman god, but his appearance and demeanor are entirely those of the Devil of Western fiction and folklore.
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* EverybodyHatesHades: This version of Hades (called by his Roman name, Pluto) is basically just the Christian devil, complete with fire and pitchforks all over his lair. Oddly, he is only so aesthetically and in demeanour he is actually more pleasant than a lot of actual Greek gods.
* HaveAGayOldTime: When the Goddess is miserable, Pluto tells her "Be a little gay!"
* {{Hell}}: This version of Hades (called by his Roman name, Pluto) is basically just the Christian devil, and so is his realm basically just the Christian imagination of hell.
* IGaveMyWord: The Goddess promises Pluto to return every six months, and she keeps it.
* IncorruptiblePurePureness: There’s absolutely nothing Pluto can give to the Goddess to make her stay with him longer than 6 months.
* {{Melodrama}}: The whole thing plays out like an opera, complete with everyone singing their lines!
* HaveAGayOldTime: When the Goddess is miserable, Pluto tells her "Be a little gay!"
* {{Hell}}: This version of Hades (called by his Roman name, Pluto) is basically just the Christian devil, and so is his realm basically just the Christian imagination of hell.
* IGaveMyWord: The Goddess promises Pluto to return every six months, and she keeps it.
* IncorruptiblePurePureness: There’s absolutely nothing Pluto can give to the Goddess to make her stay with him longer than 6 months.
* {{Melodrama}}: The whole thing plays out like an opera, complete with everyone singing their lines!
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* EverybodyHatesHades: This version of Hades (called by his Roman name, Pluto) is basically just the Christian devil, complete with fire and pitchforks all over his lair. Oddly, he is only so aesthetically aesthetically, and in demeanour he is actually more pleasant than a lot of actual Greek gods.
* FireAndBrimstoneHell: Hades is a vast cavern full of leaping flames and Pluto's demonic minions.
* HaveAGayOldTime: When the Goddess is miserable, Pluto tells her to "Be a little gay!"
* {{Hell}}: This version of Hades (called by his Roman name, Pluto) is basically just the Christian devil, and so is his realm basically just theChristian modern Western imagination of hell.
* IGaveMyWord: The Goddess promises Pluto to return every six months, and she keepsit.
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* IncorruptiblePurePureness: There’s absolutely nothing Pluto can give to the Goddess to make her stay with him longer than6 six months.
* {{Melodrama}}: The whole thing plays out like an opera, complete with everyone singing theirlines!lines.
* FireAndBrimstoneHell: Hades is a vast cavern full of leaping flames and Pluto's demonic minions.
* HaveAGayOldTime: When the Goddess is miserable, Pluto tells her to "Be a little gay!"
* {{Hell}}: This version of Hades (called by his Roman name, Pluto) is basically just the Christian devil, and so is his realm basically just the
* IGaveMyWord: The Goddess promises Pluto to return every six months, and she keeps
* IncorruptiblePurePureness: There’s absolutely nothing Pluto can give to the Goddess to make her stay with him longer than
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* EverybodyHatesHades: This version of Hades (called by his Roman name, Pluto) is basically just the Christian devil, complete with fire and pitchforks all over his lair. Oddly, he is only so aesthetically and in demeanour he is actually more pleasant than a lot of actual greek gods.
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* EverybodyHatesHades: This version of Hades (called by his Roman name, Pluto) is basically just the Christian devil, complete with fire and pitchforks all over his lair. Oddly, he is only so aesthetically and in demeanour he is actually more pleasant than a lot of actual greek Greek gods.
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* EverybodyHatesHades: This version of Hades (called by his Roman name, Pluto) is basically just the Christian devil, complete with fire and pitchforks all over his lair.
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* EverybodyHatesHades: This version of Hades (called by his Roman name, Pluto) is basically just the Christian devil, complete with fire and pitchforks all over his lair. Oddly, he is only so aesthetically and in demeanour he is actually more pleasant than a lot of actual greek gods.
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* HaveAGayOldTime: When the Goddess is miserable, Pluto tells her "Be a little gay!"
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* PetTheDog: While Pluto kidnaps the Goddess, upon realizing nothing he does will make her happy and learnign of her concern for the world above, he agrees to let her go back as long as she returns every six months.
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* PetTheDog: While Pluto kidnaps the Goddess, upon realizing nothing he does will make her happy and learnign learning of her concern for the world above, he agrees to let her go back as long as she returns every six months.
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* AllThereInTheManual: The god is never referred to as “Pluto” in the short, only in the script.
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* PetTheDog: While Pluto kidnaps the Goddess, upon realizing nothing he does will make her happy and learnign of her concern for the world above, he agrees to let her go back as long as she returns every six months.
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* IncestIsRelative: Averted. Among the many changed made to the Greek myth is that the Goddess and Pluto are not related.
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* BeamMeUpScotty: Most people probably know this short as “The Goddess of ''Eternal'' Spring”, even though the word “eternal” is only in the song.
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* CreepyJazzMusic: The Music/CabCalloway-esque "Hi-dee Hades" number the imps play for the Goddess at Hades.
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* NonStandardCharacterDesign: The Goddess and Pluto are more realistically designed than the more traditionally cartoony imps and dwarfs that surround them.
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*ShoutOut: This version of Pluto is basically Mephistopheles from Gounod's ''Faust''.
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''The Goddess of Spring'' is a 1934 [[WesternAnimation/SillySymphonies Silly Symphony]] directed by Wilfred Jackson. While it is ostensibly an adaptation of the Greek myth of Hades and Persephone, it was actually created in order to give the Disney animators practice on drawing realistic humans, in preparation for WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs. Unfortunately, the animators weren’t quite there yet, and the short initially flopped. Today however, it’s one of the more famous Silly Symphonies.
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''The Goddess of Spring'' is a 1934 [[WesternAnimation/SillySymphonies Silly Symphony]] directed by Wilfred Jackson. While it is ostensibly an adaptation of the Greek myth of Hades and Persephone, it was actually created in order to give the Disney animators practice on drawing realistic humans, in preparation for WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs.''WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs''. Unfortunately, the animators weren’t quite there yet, and the short initially flopped. Today however, it’s one of the more famous Silly Symphonies.
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* VindicatedByHistory: Reportedly this short was a flop when it first came out, but nowadays it's definitely one of the more famous Silly Symphonies (perhaps because it was a precursor to a '''very''' famous Disney movie...).
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* IGaveMyWord: The Goddess promises Pluto to return every six months, and she keeps it.
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*CompositeCharacter: Demeter and Persephone are combined to form The Goddess of Spring.
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[[caption-width-right:350: A proto [[Franchise/DisneyPrincess Disney Princess]], in more ways than one.
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* AdaptationExplanationExtrication: Because there’s no pomegranate seeds in this version of the myth, there doesn’t seem to be a reason why the Goddess should keep her promise of returning every six months (unless she’s worried that Pluto might do something bad if she doesn’t).
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*IncorruptiblePurePureness: There’s absolutely nothing Pluto can give to the Goddess to make her stay with him longer than 6 months.
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* BeamMeUpScotty:Most people probably know this short as “The Goddess of ''Eternal'' Spring”, even though the word “eternal” is only in the song.
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*AllThereInTheManual: The god is never referred to as “Pluto” in the short, only in the script.
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''The Goddess of Spring'' is a 1934 [[WesternAnimation/SillySymphonies Silly Symphony]] directed by Wilfred Jackson. While it is ostensibly an adaptation of the Greek myth of Hades and Persephone, it was actually created in order to give the Disney animators practice on drawing realistic humans, in preparation for WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs. The shorts opens with the Goddess of Eternal Spring frolicking through the woods, surrounded by her animal and plant subjects. As the narrator says, the whole world loves her because she keeps the Earth in eternal springtime. However, she is soon kidnapped by the god Pluto (who in this case looks a lot more like the Christian devil) so that they can be married. He takes her to his underground layer, full of jewels, fire, and dancing minions. Meanwhile, winter sets in and everyone on Earth is miserable. The Goddess is miserable too, so much so that Pluto allows her to stay above ground for 6 months out of the year, [[JustSoStory and that's why we have winter.]]
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''The Goddess of Spring'' is a 1934 [[WesternAnimation/SillySymphonies Silly Symphony]] directed by Wilfred Jackson. While it is ostensibly an adaptation of the Greek myth of Hades and Persephone, it was actually created in order to give the Disney animators practice on drawing realistic humans, in preparation for WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs. Unfortunately, the animators weren’t quite there yet, and the short initially flopped. Today however, it’s one of the more famous Silly Symphonies.
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: The Goddess is kidnapped by Pluto because he wants to marry her, but she's absolutely miserabel when with him.
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''The Goddess of Spring'' is a 1934 [[WesternAnimation/SillySymphonies Silly Symphony]] directed by Wilfred Jackson. While it is ostensibly an adaptation of the Greek myth of Hades and Persephone, it was actually created in order to give the Disney animators practice on drawing realistic humans, in preparation for WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs. The shorts opens with the Goddess of Eternal Spring frolicking through the woods, surrounded by her animal and plant subjects. As the narrator says, the whole world loves her because she keeps the Earth in eternal springtime. However, she is soon kidnapped by the god Pluto (who in this case looks a lot more like the Christian devil) so that they can be married. He takes her to his underground layer, full of jewels, fire, and dancing minions. Meanwhile, winter sets in and everyone on Earth is miserable. The Goddess is miserable too, so much so that Pluto allows her to stay above ground for 6 months out of the year, [[JustSoStory and that's why we have winter.]]
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!!The Goddess of Spring contains the following tropes:
* AbhorrentAdmirer: The Goddess is kidnapped by Pluto because he wants to marry her, but she's absolutely miserabel when with him.
* AdaptationDistillation: The basic plot comes from the story of Hades and Persephone, but Demeter, Zeus, and the part about the pomegranate seeds are cut out.
* TheAlmightyDollar: The one thing Disney did get right about Pluto was that he was the god of wealth (because jewels are found underground). He showers the Goddess with all manner of shiny things, but it doesn't make her any happier.
* ArtShift: The whole short was an exercise in realistic human movement, completely different than the previous shorts. Furthermore, the Goddess' face looks a less cartoony than previous animated heroines.
* EverybodyHatesHades: This version of Hades (called by his Roman name, Pluto) is basically just the Christian devil, complete with fire and pitchforks all over his lair.
* IncestIsRelative: Averted. Among the many changed made to the Greek myth is that the Goddess and Pluto are not related.
* {{Melodrama}}: The whole thing plays out like an opera, complete with everyone singing their lines!
* PrincessClassic: The Goddess is kind, beautiful, and literally causes spring on Earth. She is constantly surrounded by animals and flowers who adore her.
* RubberMan: The Goddess and Pluto, but not intentionally. The animators were ''trying'' to make realistic human movements, they just weren't very good at it yet.
* VindicatedByHistory: Reportedly this short was a flop when it first came out, but nowadays it's definitely one of the more famous Silly Symphonies (perhaps because it was a precursor to a '''very''' famous Disney movie...).
[[caption-width-right:350: A proto [[Franchise/DisneyPrincess Disney Princess]], in more ways than one.]]
''The Goddess of Spring'' is a 1934 [[WesternAnimation/SillySymphonies Silly Symphony]] directed by Wilfred Jackson. While it is ostensibly an adaptation of the Greek myth of Hades and Persephone, it was actually created in order to give the Disney animators practice on drawing realistic humans, in preparation for WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs. The shorts opens with the Goddess of Eternal Spring frolicking through the woods, surrounded by her animal and plant subjects. As the narrator says, the whole world loves her because she keeps the Earth in eternal springtime. However, she is soon kidnapped by the god Pluto (who in this case looks a lot more like the Christian devil) so that they can be married. He takes her to his underground layer, full of jewels, fire, and dancing minions. Meanwhile, winter sets in and everyone on Earth is miserable. The Goddess is miserable too, so much so that Pluto allows her to stay above ground for 6 months out of the year, [[JustSoStory and that's why we have winter.]]
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!!The Goddess of Spring contains the following tropes:
* AbhorrentAdmirer: The Goddess is kidnapped by Pluto because he wants to marry her, but she's absolutely miserabel when with him.
* AdaptationDistillation: The basic plot comes from the story of Hades and Persephone, but Demeter, Zeus, and the part about the pomegranate seeds are cut out.
* TheAlmightyDollar: The one thing Disney did get right about Pluto was that he was the god of wealth (because jewels are found underground). He showers the Goddess with all manner of shiny things, but it doesn't make her any happier.
* ArtShift: The whole short was an exercise in realistic human movement, completely different than the previous shorts. Furthermore, the Goddess' face looks a less cartoony than previous animated heroines.
* EverybodyHatesHades: This version of Hades (called by his Roman name, Pluto) is basically just the Christian devil, complete with fire and pitchforks all over his lair.
* IncestIsRelative: Averted. Among the many changed made to the Greek myth is that the Goddess and Pluto are not related.
* {{Melodrama}}: The whole thing plays out like an opera, complete with everyone singing their lines!
* PrincessClassic: The Goddess is kind, beautiful, and literally causes spring on Earth. She is constantly surrounded by animals and flowers who adore her.
* RubberMan: The Goddess and Pluto, but not intentionally. The animators were ''trying'' to make realistic human movements, they just weren't very good at it yet.
* VindicatedByHistory: Reportedly this short was a flop when it first came out, but nowadays it's definitely one of the more famous Silly Symphonies (perhaps because it was a precursor to a '''very''' famous Disney movie...).