The snake and the dove

The snake and the dove

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"Love takes courage." After the incident in Athena's temple, several people told her as much, failing to understand that a man forcing himself on a woman was not love, and it most likely didn't take courage. She heard it enough to hate it, and decades of effort banished the words to the back of her mind. Now, though, they come back with a different meaning, ten times stronger. "Love takes courage." Maybe it does, after all. (In which Medusa gets and unwanted guest.)
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Kidnapped by Zeus and taken to Mount Olympus to serve as the cup-bearer of the gods, young Ganymede finds himself trapped in a life of divine splendor. Yet, his heart yearns for the freedom of his mortal life. In this epic tale of resilience and courage, Ganymede refuses to accept his fate. Determined to reclaim his lost youth and live as an ordinary man, he defies the will of the most powerful god. This is a timeless tale of bravery and defiance, where one youth challenges the heavens in pursuit of liberation.

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