II . mutter

[herateleia]

So many fools.

Like Paris, who dared choose the lesser beauty, and like Ixion of the loosest tongue, you will regret your errors.

Comments

[technoballistic]

Ixion...

The name sounds familiar.

[herateleia]

Does it now? And why is that?

[technoballistic]

I don't know. I think I remember it, though.

....Old literature courses? Something like that?

[herateleia]

How curious.

Ixion was a man who had as much control of self as his very host - none.

Are you healing well?

oh god i hope i caught the right mythology reference :x

[sorcerously]

'Twas not Paris' fault alone. Helen of Troy enchanted many men.

Why yes. 8)

[herateleia]

Perhaps, but hers was a passive enchantment, and she would have done well to take lessons from her sister's wonts.

oh hot 8)

[sorcerously]

Perhaps it was her destiny to cause the sack of Troy, and she had no wish to change that.

[herateleia]

One cannot truly change destiny, reguardless; simply change the path on which they walk towards it.