Cyclope

A cyclope is a giant monster, but with only one eye. Their eye is located in the middle of the forehead. They were stubborn and abrupt of emotion. The known cyclopes were Polyphemus, The three brothers named Brontes, which means "thunder", Steropes, which means "lightning", and Arges, which means "brightness". These three brothers came from the union of Gaia, the Mother Earth, and Uranus, the sky and one of the planets in the Solar system, in astrological science if you willl be studying it. Polyphemus, the famous of all cyclopes, descended from Poseidon, the God of all oceans, seas, and all waterforms. The Cyclopes and the Hecatonchires, or the hundred-handed-ones. Brontes, Steropes, and Arges were skillled metal workers. They made Zeus' thunderbolt, the trident of Poseidon, and the Helmet of darkness of Hades, the underworld god. They spent the majority of their early existence imprisoned. A Titan named Cronus, or Saturn, next to Jupiter in the astrological science, freed those three cyclop brothers, but on e thing about Cronus is he is a "paranoid" ruler. He feared the Cyclopes' power and he casted them to Tartarus, or the place of the underworld punishment. Zeus came to Tartarus and freed the Cyclopes, requiring their aid in the Titanomachy, or the battle of the Titans. Polyphemus is an evil cyclope, which was become blind. Odysseus blinded this evil cyclope.