The Hanging of the Servants
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Complete, First published Sep 14, 2021
Homer's The Odyssey - Book 22-23
Perspective Journal - POV: OC

Alessandra recounts the events that lead to her death, as well as the death of several other servant women.

*All characters aside from Alessandra and Amelie and not mine. Credit goes to Homer, and translations by Wilson, Fitzgerald, Fagles, and Barnes&Noble.*
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