Chrysanthem is known for her grace and beauty. Daughter of Hermes, the messenger of the gods, and Aphrodite, god of love and beauty. Apollo was in love with Chrysanthi, who was admired for her elegance and beauty. Fascinated by her brightness, Apollo gave her a special flower, the chrysanthemum, which symbolized his creativity and brilliance. Apollo's love for Chrysanthemum was symbolized by the chrysanthemum's bloom, which was full of vibrant colors and beautifully detailed petals. Chrysanthi gave the chrysanthemum in the Mount Olympus gardens delicate attention. Chrysanthi was in awe of its beauty, the way its petals caught the golden light. However, her joy for her chrysanthemum was short because the target of jealous looks from Hera, the…show more content… Torn apart by the curse, Chrysanthi found comfort in Apollo's arms, who promised to assist her in bringing the chrysanthemum back to its former beauty. Determined to see the flower bloom once more, Apollo used his godly abilities to set out on a mission to discover a cure for Hera's curse. As Apollo traveled to the outer parts of the mortal realm and beyond, he faced difficulties and obstacles that tried his patience. Considering the difficulties that awaited ahead, he continued to move forward because of his love for Chrysanthi. Apollo eventually found a solution to Hera's curse after much searching; a magical and rare elixir made from the tears of the goddess Iris, who is both the personification of the rainbow and the gods' messenger. Apollo went back to Mount Olympus with the elixir in hand, and Chrysanthi was waiting anxiously there. Apollo placed the elixir on the shriveled-up petals of the chrysanthemum delicately, and his golden light gave them a fresh lease on life. The flower opened again, its petals unfurling in an attack of color and beauty as Chrysanthi watched in
