[Report This]Date: September 14 2013 7:51 AM Title: Chapter 33
Well-well-well! A happy ending for this sequel. But, a suspenseful segue' into the next one. Which raises the question: who might these co-conspirators be? The female sounds a lot like Eris, goddess of discord. But, the male has me stumped. It could be Aphrodite's often-bemused husband, Hephaestus (a.k.a. Vulcan), blacksmith of the Olympian gods. It could be Ares, god of war (and, according to some reference books, Eris' brother). Or, it might even be Hermes (a.k.a. Mercury), chief messenger of the Olympian gods! After all, he was also regarded as a trickster-figure. The god of thieves and merchants.*
*Which makes me wonder if some ancient Greek customer got over-charged for something and, so, thought of them as two different names for the same thing.
Author's Response: I guess I did my job then! I wanted to really make the reader wonder who the two talking were. I decided to go with no clues whatsoever to make it more interesting. You'll have to wait and see in the next story my friend! Thank you for all your reviews! I really appreciate it!
[Report This]Date: September 14 2013 6:59 AM Title: Chapter 33
I was wondering when you'd do this. I reasoned a long time ago that if there was one Greek god, then where are the others? And how long before they intervened? I have to admit that last game really had me worried. I guess it distresses me when a parent could do something like that to their child. On another note, I'm still waiting for the one girl that WILL remember after the conclusion of a game. Hoping it will be one of the gentle giantesses that remembers.
Author's Response: Well, I did tell you about something about that a while ago. I still plan on delivering on that. Also, I plan on adding more Greek mythology to the next story. Thank you for the review!