This character rescues the priest Dares' son Idaios from Diomedes because Dares already lost his son Phegeus. This character ends a quarrel among the gods at the end of Book I of the Iliad when all the gods cease their fighting to laugh at him. Homer unusually claims that this god's spouse was the grace Aglaea, or Charis. In the Odyssey, Demodocus tells the story of a trick played by this god to (*) entrap two other gods in the middle of sex. A gift from this god juxtaposes the images of a city at peace and a city under siege. His most epic moment in Homer comes when he strangles the river Scamander to rescue Achilles. Because the nymph Thetis raised him on Lemnos, he gifts her son Achilles 
This character rescues the priest Dares' son Idaios from Diomedes because Dares already lost his son Phegeus. This character ends a quarrel among the gods at the end of Book I of the Iliad when all the gods cease their fighting to laugh at him. Homer unusually claims that this god's spouse was the grace Aglaea, or Charis. In the Odyssey, Demodocus tells the story of a trick played by this god to (*) entrap two other gods in the middle of sex. A gift from this god juxtaposes the images of a city at peace and a city under siege. His most epic moment in Homer comes when he strangles the river Scamander to rescue Achilles. Because the nymph Thetis raised him on Lemnos, he gifts her son Achilles a new set of armor. For 10 points, name this deformed smith for the Olympian gods.
This character rescues the priest Dares' son Idaios from Diomedes because Dares already lost his son Phegeus.
Hephaestus