Helle

At their core, Aries do things their own way. They are unafraid of conflict, highly competitive, and honest. They throw themselves at the world eagerly and without fear.
Aries are driven by a desire to prove themselves and their strength. They have high energy, and are competitive and ambitious. They naturally take charge because they are good at initiating new projects. They can also be impatient, but are naturally active and don’t like to waste time.
While Aries like competition, they don’t like to play games. They are highly self-aware, have strong opinions and are always ready to defend them.

King Athamas appointed his eldest son Phrixos as his successor to the throne. His current wife, Ino, however, wanted to see her own son in his place. For this reason, the conniving queen resorted to a ruse. She let the seed spoil for the following year, causing crop failure.
At his wife’s behest, the king consulted the oracle that had been manipulated by Ino. He was told that if he wanted to avoid another crop failure in the following year, he would have to sacrifice his son Phrixos.
On the day of the offering, a magnificent ram, summoned by Nephele (Phrixos’s biological mother) appeared in a shining golden fleece. Phrixos and his sister, Helle, swiftly mounted the ram’s back and flew away. But high above the strait separating Europe and Asia, Helle fell into the sea, where she drowned. This channel has been called the ‘Hellespont’ ever since.
The ram flew on with Phrixos on his back to the land of Colchis, where the boy was well received. Upon the Ram’s wish, Phrixos sacrificed him to the gods where he now resides in the heavens for all eternity.