Hello everyone!
So, at school we're remaking a movie version of the "Iliad" by Homer. There are the usual characters, heroes, gods and kings, but there are also five Narrators. And here is what this story is about: these five girls in the movie are simple privileged spectators, we're the ones who tell the story, we're the spectator's eye.
But what if there was something more than this?
What if also the Narrators had a story to tell?
How was this group formed?
This is what the story is about.
The story of those who saw it all, but could do nothing.
The ones who fought their battles behind the scenes.
The ones who saw many heroes fall.
The ones who tell their story.
The ones who survived.
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Trojan Tales: the ones who survived
أدب تاريخيWhat if the Narrators also had a story to tell? What if they were telling us the story of the ones who survived? What if we weren't just privileged spectators?
