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Cristobal Ramirez is 80% done

Fun stories and myths, particularity liked the one about the aftermath of the fall of Troy. I’d like to see the screen adaptation if there are any

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Anguish! Fear! Hatred! Seneca writes as the furies curse Tantalus to haunt his living family. It is fearsome how he has bottled up these sentiments of eternal torture and determined ways to explore how, for example, a former king of Lydia who tried to feed his son, Pelops, to the gods - these classical tragedies are explorations of intense human emotion and suffering!

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Paul is finished

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