Assertion: cupid | /r/CapableOf | fall in love
Facets:
value: with psyche
type: OTHER
value: with her
type: OTHER
value: deeply
type: DEGREE
value: immediately
type: MANNER
value: with him
type: OTHER
value: with a mortal
type: OTHER
value: madly
type: MANNER
value: with marry
type: MANNER
value: with a human
type: OTHER
value: with not an unworthy man
type: OTHER
value: after “accidentally”
type: TEMPORAL
value: with the most miserable creature
type: OTHER
value: even more
type: MANNER
value: with pysche
type: OTHER
value: with have children with their charges
type: OTHER
value: because of his arrows
type: CAUSE
value: with tina
type: OTHER
value: after shooting her
type: TEMPORAL
value: despite his mothers
type: OTHER
value: according to roman mythology
type: OTHER
value: with something
type: OTHER
value: with a monster
type: OTHER
value: desperately
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: In one tale, her machinations backfired when she used Cupid in revenge on the mortal Psyche, only to have Cupid fall in love and succeed in making Psyche his immortal wife.
text: But the plan backfired: Cupid fell in love with Psyche, and she eventually became his immortal wife.
text: Without Cupid's steady aim, there would be no love in this world, which is precisely what happened when Cupid fell in love himself.
text: Surprised, Cupid cut himself on his own arrow and fell immediately in love with Psyche.
text: Surprised at what she found, she accidentally scraped one of Cupid's arrows and fell in love with him.
text: But instead, Cupid fell deeply in love with her.
text: Cupid is sent to shoot Psyche with an arrow so that she may fall in love with something hideous.
text: According to Roman mythology, Cupid fell madly in love with Psyche despite his mothers jealousy over Psyche's beauty.
text: In the tale, Cupid accidentally pricks himself with the arrow and falls in love with Psyche, thus thwarting Venus’ plan.
text: But instead, Cupid fell deeply in love with her.
text: While Cupid was sneaking into her room to shoot Psyche with a golden arrow, he accidentally scratched himself with his own arrow and fell deeply in love with her.
text: Cupid himself did fall in love.
text: She told him to shoot Psyche with an arrow and make her fall in love with a monster.
text: He instantly fell in love with Psyche.
text: But instead, Cupid fell deeply in love with her.
text: But instead, Cupid fell deeply in love with her.
text: Venus sent Cupid to Earth to punish her by making her fall in love with an undeserving wretch.
text: However, Cupid himself fell in love with her and married her.
text: Cupid though fell in love with Tina himself and after shooting her with an arrow became her love interest and the man she wanted to marry.
text: Even Cupid fell desperately in love once because of his arrows.
text: When Cupid met Psyche, he had accidentally scratched himself with one of his arrows and fell deeply in love with her.
text: Without Cupid's steady aim, there would be no love in this world, which is precisely what happened when Cupid fell in love himself.
text: Surprised, Cupid cut himself on his own arrow and fell immediately in love with Psyche.
text: Later, when Cupid fell in love with the beautiful Psyche, the curse took hold.
text: The producers of Hercules and Xena drew upon the Roman myth of Cupid and Psyche in which Cupid falls in love with a mortal whom Venus despises because, as a princess her beauty makes her subjects pay more attention to her than to the worship of Venus.
text: and drew upon the Roman myth of Cupid and Psyche in which Cupid falls in love with a mortal whom Venus despises because, as a princess her beauty makes her subjects pay more attention to her than to the worship of Venus.
text: Without Cupid’s steady aim, there would be no love in this world, which is precisely what happened when Cupid fell in love himself.
text: Surprised, Cupid cut himself on his own arrow and fell immediately in love with Psyche.
text: Surprised at what she found, she accidentally scraped one of Cupid’s arrows and fell in love with him.
text: While Cupid was sneaking into her room to shoot Psyche with a golden arrow, he accidentally scratched himself with his own arrow and fell deeply in love with her.
text: She used Cupid in revenge on Psyche, but Cupid fell in love with Psyche and made her his wife.
text: Cupid is sent to pierce her with an arrow so that she may fall in love with a monster.
text: But Cupid, distracted by Pysche's looks, accidently pricked himself with the arrow and fell in love with Pysche even more.
text: “that she may fall in love with the most miserable creature living, the most poor, the most crooked, and the most vile, that there may be none found in all the world of like wretchedness.
text: It happened that Cupid himself fell in love with Psyche and, invisible, visited her every night.
text: She used Cupid in revenge on Psyche, but Cupid fell in love with Psyche and made her his wife.
text: Cupid agrees, but, of course, falls in love with Psyche after “accidentally” hitting himself with one of his own golden arrows.
text: Cupid fell madly and completely in love with Psyche, whom it happened was a mortal.
text: Cupid was testing her and wanted her to fall in love with him without knowing who he really was.
text: Later in the series, they fall in love (Coop falls first and Phoebe falls for Michael, whom Coop was manipulating Phoebe to love), although it was forbidden for a Cupid to fall in love with a human, similar to how it was forbidden for Whitelighters to date, marry, or have children with their charges.
text: When he touches her side with his arrow she wakes up startled and Cupid accidentally pokes himself with his own arrow, making himself fall in love with Psyche and not an unworthy man.
text: Instead, Cupid scratches himself with his own arrow and falls in love with Psyche.
text: Cupid falls in love with Psyche, and Psyche, trying to win back Venus' favor, undertakes four tasks: sorting the seeds, getting the golden fleece, getting water from the river Styx, and getting beauty from Proserpine.