| The Gods must be horny. An intimate dinner, a pretty young couple. Diana and Ray. As they talk, Diana tells Ray stories of the Gods and Goddesses from ancient mythology as if each were alive today. She tells him of Hephaestus, the blacksmith with his captive wives. Aphrodite and Athena. She tells him of Sappho, and her lust for women, of Hippolyta from the library of Alexandria. Ray finds it funny that she speaks as if she knows these characters herself. Diana explains that all stories, all myths, all legends, are true, and the fact that people no longer believe in these Gods and Goddesses doesn't mean they no longer exist. Ray laughs, until Diana proves to him that he is one of the Gods, one who has simply forgotten. |
