Poseidon is a very good god for understanding the Greek gods. He's the god of the sea, the waters, and also of horses, showing that sometimes the gods have one function and another completely unrelated function. Furthermore, with him you can teach people about the fun and, to a certain extent, complex dynamics of the Olympian family. Only with him can you see how the gods functioned, their iconography, and the roles they typically played.

Poseidon, or Poseidon, is the god of the seas and earthquakes, and lord of horses. He lives in the depths of the sea, where there is a kingdom of golden palaces, with his wife Amphitrite and their children.

When he was angry or ignored, he would strike the ground with his trident, causing chaotic springs, earthquakes, sinkholes, and shipwrecks.

And what if Poseidon represents the friends we made along the way?!