[ SECRET POST #4354 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4354 ⌋

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Comments

There are some pretty dark and dour Greek/Roman myths.

[(Anonymous)]

Some really messed up ones too.

Re: There are some pretty dark and dour Greek/Roman myths.

[sparklywalls]

Yeah. Some of the punishments the gods dole out to various mortals for example!

Re: There are some pretty dark and dour Greek/Roman myths.

[(Anonymous)]

true. But there is no major downer ending in the same sense as Ragnarok. Ragnarok moves way past dark and dour and into scarily depressing.

Re: There are some pretty dark and dour Greek/Roman myths.

[(Anonymous)]

No, but I'd rather an end to the suffering than a nebulous continuation of it for all eternity for some of them.

Re: There are some pretty dark and dour Greek/Roman myths.

[(Anonymous)]

But Ragnarök is not the end! That's one reason why I love Norse mythology so much, because after it happens, there's a new beginning.