In the ancient land of Greece, everything was deified. From the earth to the sky, to the land to the sea, to obscure emotions like love and rage, and then even more vague concepts like dreams and time, was deified. The lightning that cracked through the sky was a god. The arrow that pierced the heart of a doe on a moonlit night was a god. Death became a god, so did sleep. While Morpheus and Thanatos don’t receive the…
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