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Sarcasm in the Underworld
January 27, 2013
Summary:
Have you ever heard the story of Orpheus, the Greek hero who traveled across deserts, oceans, and Hell itself; passing Cerebrus and Hades with the power of music, all to recover his lost love?
Have you ever wondered what that would look like done by a sarcastic, unmotivated student instead?
I...I swear it's funny.
Hannah C.
Sarcasm in the Underworld
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It's based on the original myth of Orpheus in the Underworld, where Hades tells Orpheus he cannot turn around to look at his wife before she stands in the light. But he does turn around, so his wife is gone. The myth doesn't make a whole lot of sense without a wife to search after but I tried.
summerstuff said...
on Jan. 6 2014 at 5:05 am
Aaaah this is amazing. I love your writing.
love.writing BRONZE said...
on Jan. 5 2014 at 8:56 pm
This was really funny and I liked it but I don't understand why she can't speak. Other than that it was excellent.
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