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[supertorso]

[ there's a fair bit of rustling around in the twenty-odd seconds that airs before kara starts talking. getting comfortable somewhere, it sounds like. ]

I was thinking the other day- [ kara's cut off by a meow in the background and then a small click! and, oh look. dialogue. "-lot out the sun!" "Then we will fight in the shade." ] No! Pause! That

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[Voice]

[ridi_arlecchino]

Some of the Greek ones weren't so bad.

[Voice]

[supertorso]

I'm pretty fond of Greek myths, too. That may have something to do with my association with Wonder Woman, though. It adds a certain realism to things that makes it even more exciting.

[itsatrapped]

I cannot say I find much joy in myths. What pleasure is there in a beginning when you've already got the end?

[supertorso]

It's not about the beginning and end. It's the journey in the middle that makes for a really good story.

[itsatrapped]

'Tis a simple road that only leads to one place, and 'tis a boring tale that has but one finish.

[supertorso]

You should try a Choose Your Own Adventure book, then.

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[fantasycliche]

I prefer the myths about dragons. Mm, but none of those end very well.

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[supertorso]

There's gotta be one somewhere that ends well.

[fantasycliche]

That probably depends on which side you're rooting for.

[supertorso]

There's enough universes out there that there's probably a few from both sides.

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[under_thehood]

Batman's a pretty good myth.

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[supertorso]

Batman lost his urban legend status a long time ago.

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[under_thehood]

That's why there's a bunch of them running around.

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[supertorso]

You don't know the half of it.

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[bedeviledspider]

[ OH LITERARY DISCUSSION. The perfect distraction to his disappointing return, thank you Kara. ]

I can think of one "myth" from home but it's not a very pleasant story.

Anyway, would Biblical stories count? I'm pretty familiar with those.

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[supertorso]

A lot of myths and legends aren't always pleasant. That doesn't mean they're not still good stories.

Those definitely count.

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[bedeviledspider]

Fair enough. Well, if you're interested, I suppose I could tell that one too.

It's kind of a cliche now, but I've always liked the story of David and Goliath. There's something very uplifting about a little guy holding his own against a powerful monster, you know?

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[supertorso]

I'm definitely interested.

Oh, yeah. There's definitely something about the stories where the underdog wins. They always make me want to cheer at the end.