Evaluate Satya, a character in ancient Greek mythology-the god of the forest who is half man and half sheep.

Satyr in ancient Greek mythology, also translated as Satyr and Satiros, is the god of man and beast in the forest, a monster with ram's horns, legs and tail. He is addicted to lust and likes music, which is often a sign of a man who is lustful or sexually excessive, and is also a mythical image of hooligans. In ancient Greek mythology, the half-man, half-beast beast god is a symbol of creativity, music, poetry and sex, as well as a symbol of panic and nightmares.

In fact, the prototype is pastoral pan.

Pan is a god who is half man and half beast, with a pair of goat horns on his head, a sheep tail and two legs on his lower body. He is the son of Hermes, and Hermes is a god who loves noise and joy. All the wilderness, jungle, forest and mountains are his hometown. He is the god of animal husbandry and mountain forest. Pan is also an excellent musician. He plays beautiful music with reed flute, which often attracts fairies in the mountains to listen to. Although Pan is an excellent musician, because of his appearance, every fairy he pursues is avoided, which often leads to tragedy, and the music played by Pan is far less than Apollo's lyre.