Serephena Research Paper

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Serephena is the goddess of sickness. She grew up as an awkward child. She was always being made fun of because she would always sneeze. Her parents didn’t know why she sneezed all of the time, so they shunned her because they thought she wasn’t normal. One day, Serpehena was playing with her friend Eretria. They were playing on the playground at school. Serephena sneezed on her, and then Eretria started sneezing too. Eretria freaked out, and told everyone in the school. After that, people made fun of Serephena for the rest of her school years. When Serephena was a teenager, no one would date her because they thought she was weird and abnormal. Eventually, she got tired of everyone making fun of her, and she cursed everyone that

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