Wednesday, 8 May 2013

Unjustly Treated Mortals


The race of man for whom I protect (at least I think I do, my relationship with them is quite unclearly) work tirelessly all year farming food, toiling mules and working oxen to the bone to provide food in which the gods conceal.  I son of Iapetos and Clymene the ocean nymph who I have recently noticed has trim ankles, will not stand for it.  Zeus whom banished my brother atlas to the edge of the world to hold up the sky and it is unlikely that a situation will ever present itself where atlas could possible get out of that dreadful task by deceiving someone to hold up the sky for him for a while and he makes a hasty escape.  Zeus whom struck down Menoitios with mighty lightning bolt he is constantly flaunting.  Sure Menoitios was wicked and he possessed immense strength, but I still think it was un-necessary.  I must come up with a plan to give man the food they work so tirelessly for, but what? Zeus is wide-seeing and designs do not fail.  I must fore-think this plan only then will I succeed. 

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