How long was Prometheus locked up?

All the time, the long time of repetition has always been meaningful because of the terrible system, which shows that he bravely sacrificed his freedom for mankind, which is embodied in great heroism. Terrible, first of all, does not mean that the cliff is very high, mainly refers to the cliff, and it is terrible to be tortured inhumanly, because there is an eagle on the cliff that has been eating the belly of Prometheus.

Prometheus is chained to a cliff.

"Terrible" shows that Prometheus endured all kinds of torture and torture, and from another angle it reflects Prometheus's justice, kindness, bravery, and fearlessness, and is a real hero! It makes people feel the indomitable fighting spirit of Prometheus.

There are several places in the text where the word "terrible" is reflected, such as: (the paragraph is an excerpt).

1) The ruthless Zeus sent another vicious vulture eagle to stand on Prometheus's knees every day and peck at his liver with its sharp beak. During the day, his liver was eaten up, but at night, it grew again. In this way, the pain that Prometheus endured will never end.

Highlight his unbearable pain and show his incomparably strong will).

2) Prometheus has been chained to that terrible cliff for many years. (Showing Prometheus' unyielding mental quality).

3) Prometheus, with his hands and feet in iron hoops, is chained to a high cliff. He could neither move nor sleep, and suffered day and night from wind and rain. Still, Prometheus just didn't give in to Zeus.

It shows his incomparably strong and unyielding mental qualities).

4) "What's wrong with doing it for the good of humanity?" I can endure all kinds of pain, but I will never admit my mistakes, let alone return the fire! (showing his "indomitable and righteous awe-inspiring" spiritual qualities).

The manifestation has been locked on a terrible cliff for many years.

Absolute means: broken, ended, end, that is, there is no way.

Absolute = steep, cliff = cliff = steep mountain. It means to describe the steepness of the mountain.

Chained to the dizzying cliffs of the Caucasus Mountains high above the abyss, he hung upright, unable to sleep, and never bent his tired knees. Zeus sent an eagle to peck at the prisoner's liver every day, and the liver grew back as much as it was eaten. This suffering will not cease until no one comes forward to die voluntarily to suffer in his place.

It has been too long, and the terrible manifestation is that he is pecked by an eagle every day.

Always: The statement has never changed, a long time ago! Scary: Scary, scary.

It has always indicated that the time is long, and the terrible indicates the danger.

The abbreviated sentence is as follows:

Prometheus is locked.

Analysis] "Always" as an adverbial sentence, deleted; "On that terrible cliff" as a complement, deleted.

Prometheus is chained to a cliff.

For many years, Prometheus North was located on a terrible cliff.

In addition, Zeus sent an abominable eagle eagle.

du went to peck at the liver of Prometheus every day, and during the day the liver dao viscera was eaten, but inside.

During the night, the liver would grow back, and there would be no end to the pain that Prometheus had endured. Still, he didn't give in. And so it goes, day after day, year after year.

He endured indescribable pain and suffering until Heraclus, a famous Hercules, freed him by shooting the Condor with an arrow and smashing the chains with a stone.

Prometheus was locked to death on a high cliff.

, he suffers from the pain of having no end to the dao. In the summer, sweat flows like a river under the scorching sun, and in winter, my lips are purple from the cold. On a sunny day, the ferocious goshawk brutally took out his liver, and on a rainy day, the icy rain slapped mercilessly against his body.

But Prometheus never begged Zeus for mercy, never said a word of remorse for what he had done. Until finally one warrior appeared, and he was Hercules. He shot the goshawk beside Prometheus, broke the chains with force, and rescued the great Prometheus.