Story of A Hubris Hero

Greek and Roman Mythology Myth about Hubris

Thull wins the Olympics in Athens and declares himself as the fastest man in the world
I declare myself as the fastest man in the world
Thull is so fast he could even beat Hermes in a race
A observer of the Olympic games claims Thull is even faster than the God of Speed Hermes and a prohet warns this may anger the Gods
Be careful the Gods do not like to be compared to mortals
Who is this Thull and why does do I hear rumblings that he is faster than me!
Thull is my son, and the Prince of Athens you have heard correctly he is the fastest man to walk the earth
Hermes storms off to fins and confront Thull
I have heard you are the fastest mortal ever and some even think you are faster than me
I did win the Olympic Games and have won countless battles for Athens using my agility. It would not surprise me if I was even faster than you
Hermes goes on to challenge Thull to a race in front of all of Athens if he wins Thull will be exiled, if Thull wins Hermes will give Athens riches and give Thull the ability to cross borders
Go Thull
With the all of Athens watching they race and Hermes wins easily embarrassing Thull and all of Athens
After Thull's embarrassing defeat Hermes exiles him and his mother and takes away Thull's ability to run
What have we done?
Thull and his Mother are then forced to wonder without a home for the rest of their existence

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