Thursday, August 6, 2009
Broken Heart
I don't know about any of you, but broken hearts are the worst. You can't stop them! And they end up taking control of you're emotions, so you could be in the bookstore, or something and BAM you start bawling your eyes out because you just now realized that you don't love them anymore no matter how much you still want to. But what if they don't love you anymore either? That would make the break-up equal, and you two could probably remain friends without the awkwardness. If they still love you...what are you supposed to do? Say "its not you its me?" that's a damn cheesy line. I need help on this =[
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Helen of Troy/Sparta
I'm a big Greek mythology fan. GREEK GEEK!!! but anywhoo there are a lot of different versions of Helen of Sparta. Did she willingly go with Paris? Or did he actually kid-nap her?
During her time in Troy, did she end up falling for him or was it just rape when he got horny?
Some of the stories I've read on this topic were; Nobody's Princess and Nobody's Prize by Esther Friesner, Goddess of Yesterday by Caorline B. Cooney, Troy by Adele Geras, Mythology by Edith Hamilton and a series of other common known myths. I, personally believe that this story really happened, but how? There are no records, written down, of the true adventure.
What I think happened, is that Paris came to Sparta to meet with the king, fell in love with Helen's beauty and kid-napped her. But while she stayed with him in Troy, she too fell in love. But when Menelaus came to take her back, Helen felt so guilty for leaving her children without a mother that she went home silently like a good wife, but all the time thinking about her lover, missing him deeply.
What do you think? I'd really love to hear what your thoughts are on Helen's story.
During her time in Troy, did she end up falling for him or was it just rape when he got horny?
Some of the stories I've read on this topic were; Nobody's Princess and Nobody's Prize by Esther Friesner, Goddess of Yesterday by Caorline B. Cooney, Troy by Adele Geras, Mythology by Edith Hamilton and a series of other common known myths. I, personally believe that this story really happened, but how? There are no records, written down, of the true adventure.
What I think happened, is that Paris came to Sparta to meet with the king, fell in love with Helen's beauty and kid-napped her. But while she stayed with him in Troy, she too fell in love. But when Menelaus came to take her back, Helen felt so guilty for leaving her children without a mother that she went home silently like a good wife, but all the time thinking about her lover, missing him deeply.
What do you think? I'd really love to hear what your thoughts are on Helen's story.
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