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wikipedia is pretty incoherent
Orikaeshigitae
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According to the iconography of the vase-painters, the gods Hermes and Athena came to his rescue. Hermes gave him a pair of his winged sandals (talaria), while Athena gave him a sword[6] and a high-polished shield. For his further journey, the version of Aeschylus, in his lost tragedy, The Daughters of Phorcys must have "simplified the journey of Perseus through the realms of thrice-three goddesses and probably left out the first three, the spring-nymphs.... On an ancient vase-painting we see the nymphs receiving the hero, one bringing him the winged shoes, another the cap of invisibility,[7] the third the wallet, kibisis, for the Gorgon's head" (Kerenyi 1959:49-50).
They told him to go to the island of the golden apples to the west. He went there like a swift walker on the air (Nonnus, Dionysiaca xxv.32) and asked the Hesperidae where the Graeae were. They told him and made him promise to come back and dance with them. He went to the Graeae, sisters of the gorgons, three perpetually old women with one eye and tooth among them. Perseus snatched the eye at the moment they were blindly passing it from one to another so they could see him and he would not return it until they had given him directions. With all this, "Like a wild boar he entered the cave" (This is the one line of Aeschylus, The Phorkides, "The Daughters of Phorkys" that survives). In the cave he came upon the sleeping gorgons. By viewing Medusa's reflection in his shield he could safely approach and cut off her head; out sprang Pegasus and Chrysaor. The other two gorgons pursued him, but in his cap of invisibility he escaped.
every sentence has a different diction, it's migraine inducing
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True story.
Well, when something's an amalgamation of hundreds of different people's ideas, it can be a bit chaotic. You could always rewrite it yourself if it bothers you greatly.
your = belonging to you
their = belonging to them
there = not here
they're = they are
my point was really how wikipedia sucks
that's some doggerel for you :dude with sunglasses:
The quote in the first post? The words along the right edge are cut off. It is bad.
WHO IS DUMB NOW JIM
http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_Lyoko
I'm not seeing it.
your = belonging to you
their = belonging to them
there = not here
they're = they are
QUESTION ME IN THE MANNER
OF A
STUPID DUMB FACE
i learned from the best (you)
It's inconsistent.
IDIOT FACE
It gives a very good detail of the complex norse regilon; it explains the Yggdrasil, the great halls on it, and the beings that inhabit it.
ARE YOU KIDDING ME
ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME
I WILL GIVE YOU A GODDAMN NAME CHANGE
Treat the king with proper respect.
I want that
that's pretty awesome
I've learned my lesson.