Dhalion, the sacred bird of wellness observed the chaos, decides there's nothing to be done and flies off.

Theia, wife to Hyperion, relinquishes her control of light as she is cast into Tartarus

Theia's teddy bear accompanies her to Tartarus as Zeus removes the Titans and all their belongings

Hyperion (upper right), one of the holy mother Gaia's twelve children, is forced to abdicate his control of the sun and moon to his son Helios as he is cast out of heaven.

Used to sweeten the Ambrosin Tea, a 5-pound bag of sugar joins the Titans in their decent to Tartarus

Close-up of torn bag of sugar spewing it's contents across the heavens

Cronus' cat Galinthias is expelled along with the Titans (not to be confused with a later human by the name of Galinthias who interfered with one of Hera's schemes).

Oceanus falls headfirst to Tartarus. Zeus has taken the oceans from him and they are given to Zeus' brother Poseidon.

The sacred cat Ailuros observes the Titans’ eviction and departs to report its success to the Olympian... but first, it must tease one of the Titans' dogs.

Menoetius is the one Titan to be killed by Zeus' thunderbolt, just bad luck.

As if the fall isn't bad enough, Crius, consort to Eurybia, has to deal with Skylos the dog leaping after Athena's cat and a pot banging his elbow.

Menoetius' basketball will fall for 9 days along with the titans. No one knows how high it will bounce upon arriving at Tartarus but Menoetius will not be able to catch it.

Zeus' father, Cronus, holds his head in anguish over his loss of the heavens to his son. Like everyone who makes grave mistakes in judgement, he plays back differnt scenarios of what might have been.

Crius brushes aside a random pot

A close-up of an early electric toaster accompanies the Titans downward. Having created electricity and the toaster millennials before humans would explain how advanced and godlike the Titans must have been.

The Titaness Tethys falls while observing herself in a vanity mirror

Titans had radios millennials before humans. A GE model AM radio accompanies Tethys on her fall to Tartarus. Will it survive the fall? Does Tartarus have electricity? Apollodorus omits these details from his writings.

Tethys' vanity mirror is clutched by the Titaness as she is hurled towards Tartarus on a thunderbolt.

Close-up of the quality electronics Zeus discards along with his Titan enemies

Close-up of ancient GE radio's electric cord

No longer Mistress of the Waves, Eurybia (right) tumbles downward to Tartarus tangled up in the legs of her consort Crius while she cares for the frightened Tethys (left).

Eurybia falls to Tartarus tangled in the legs of her partner Crius

An ancient quill sharpener falls to Tartarus

"Discount for Cash" merchandise, Eurybia's S&H Green Stamps are destined to be scattered across the earth and never make it to Tartarus.

Iapetus holds his head as he is showered with S&H Green Stamps and a stock pot.

Iapetus is hit in the head with a stock pot

The stock pot descends upon the head of Iapetus

Heavenly clouds and stars fill the sky during the Titans' descent to Tartarus

A half-drunk cup of the tea of godlike youth falls to Tartarus

Size/Scale of painting in natural environment