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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Who is Cupid? According to classical mythology, cupid is the god of love, pleasure and desire. Historians have advanced that Cupid is usually known to be the son of the goddess Venus and the husband of Psyche. Cupid's main motto is that love can conquer all. Armed with a bow and arrow, Cupid possesses the power to make people fall in love since the arrow is filled with uncontrolled desire. Meanwhile, philosophers have advanced that if Cupid hits one with an arrow, one would never feel it since the weapon is a mere fraction of the width of a human hair. However, the arrow's effect upon its prey can be fatal in a good sense...