Eat The Pomegranate, Persephone

Eat The Pomegranate, Persephone

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When the meadow splits and shadowed hands drag Persephone into its depths, the Goddess of Spring awakens in a realm of haunting beauty and perilous temptation. Torn between the warmth of her mother's embrace and the intoxicating pull of Hades' dark garden, she must confront a choice that could bind her to the Underworld forever. This is a short retelling of a Greek tale of longing, power, and destiny. In the kingdom of night, where flowers guard forbidden truths, and fruit shapes the destiny of gods.
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A retelling of the famous story of Hades and Persephone. Hades, the God of the Dead, Lord of the Underworld has everything he could ever want except for one thing. Love. Persephone, the daughter of Demeter, a controlling parent hell bent on keeping her daughter "safe" for all eternity, is constantly under the supervision and iron grip of her mother, and over time, it has created a spark of rebellion that yearns for freedom. Through a series of mistakes, clever planning and permission from Zeus, Hades and Persephone fall in love down in the Underworld. But this doesn't sit well with Demeter who is completely unwilling to except that her adult daughter isn't a baby anymore. And so as Zeus tries to reason with the love struck Hades and the psychotic and increasingly violent Demeter, things get more and more complicated as no one is seemingly ever satisfied with anything.

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