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"He is a god - silly - he gets away with this kind of stuff," Wraen explained. "Gods for Greeks were not only great and virtuous (most times), but also deeply flawed. Basically you cannot be too awesome on one end of the spectrum without failing on the opposite side." Though often logic of Greek and Roman myths escaped her and amused her (the same way her author). And the parts, where supposedly good guys, heroes, really, changed their old wife for the new one, because they had been bored with the first, or - Theseus case - he had left the faithful Ariadne on the lone island and ran for the hills, while she had been sleeping, just because he had got bored with her (not to mention a promise to marry her and other sweet nothings) were especially hard for Wraen to digest. But that's probably because women rights did not exist as a species during that time.

"That's not exactly a question about my biography," Wraen pointed out, after she had briefly contemplated his questions. "At moderate dosages both of them," she settled for this reply. "What's the silliest thing you have ever done in your life? And answer - I do not remember - won't do," Epic was smarter than he let on.