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We sat in silence- not that being silent witch Machaon bothered me. Most evenings, after a long and distressing day in the hospital tent, he'd fetch a jug of wine and we'd sit together at the workbench. [...] Very little was said on those evenings, sometimes nothing at all, but still, I took confort in his presence. I suppose that sounds strange, given that I was a Trojan woman, a slave, and he was my Greek owner.
Jun 30, 2026 10:14AM
The Voyage Home (Women of Troy, #3)

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"Look." She'd holding the blade in front of his eyes. "Look, darling" she says again - the same demented cooing sound - "Daddy's sword. Yes, that's right, Daddy's sword. Do you remember what Daddy's sword does ? " And then, abruptly, in her normal voice, "Do you remember how she called you Daddy just before you killed her ? Why don't you call for your daddy now ?

Iphigénie est vengée des mains de sa mère.
Jul 05, 2026 09:49AM
The Voyage Home (Women of Troy, #3)


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