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This concept is taken from the graphic novel Box Office Poison by Alex Robinson (I've even borrowed the question from there). It's a wonderful book, following the lives of a group of young people in New York City, and sometimes the characters are asked questions like the one above.
I've asked this question to my versions of Athena, Hades, Hermes, Zeus and Eris. Athena is referring to Erikhthonios, the child who was born from the earth and the sperm of Hephaistos. According to the myths, Athena kind of adopted him and brought him up unknown to the other gods. |
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We're all mad here!
I'm not fat, I'm just overly SEXY!
what fools these mortals be!
...that's like saying he-man is straight
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If we can't laugh, then our enemies win!
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We're all mad here!
I'm not fat, I'm just overly SEXY!
what fools these mortals be!
...that's like saying he-man is straight
Can men fake orgasms? I wouldn't know. And Zeus should be scared, considering that annoying prophecy about a certain potential child. And I need to verfiy Eris's statement - I've only ever read the Illiad and the Oddessy abridged, although if they're as bloody as the Aeneid they're certainly not boring!
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