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Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Post 4.17.2012.6

Tutor: but when a god sends harm not even the strong

Man can escape.

Posted by Captain Yesterday at 11:37 PM

Labels: doom, Elektra, fate, Greek Tragedy, Sophocles

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