An Olympian goddess sympathetic to human suffering. She provides Theseus and his allies with horses to reach Mount Tartarus. Her life is spared by Zeus for non-physical interference, but she is ultimately killed during the Titan battle, begging Zeus to not abandon humanity before he carries her body to Olympus.
Athena operates under Zeus's law governing divine intervention.
Zeus spares Athena because she did not physically interfere, although he punishes direct intervention by another Olympian.
Athena gives Theseus practical assistance while respecting Zeus's restrictions.
Athena provides Theseus and his allies with horses so they can reach Mount Tartarus.
Both gods act within the same divine defense of humanity.
Athena and Poseidon both support humanity, and both are present in the Olympian battle against the Titans.
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