• view 12,613
• subscribe 346
• grade 10 RATE
  10point 1 points 2 points 3 points 4 points 5 points 6 points 7 points 8 points 9 points 10 points

  [Rate] Click to rate this

  Cancel Send

  You've already rated this.
  Would you like to rate it again?

  No Yes

The saying goes that when a man is born the Fates weave his destiny and swaddle him in it. Then one day the man dies, and the swaddle becomes a shroud. Heaven moves on. It is audacity to question the Fates. Olympus is Olympus. The land of men is the land of men. To transgress that, to cross the line of divinity and scale Olympus Mons? To defy the Fates and cast off their threads? That is hubris. It’s a mark that every philosopher bears plainly on their soul.

This series is awaiting a Content Rating assignment from its Creator.