@@davidmustaine997 That slipped my mind. Rogue is similar to King Midas in some way as she can absorb other mutants's and peoples's life force and powers. Maybe she's a distant descendant of King Midas?
I heard a story that drunkard was sleeping anywhere so once he slept near the pigs den and pig licked his hair until they became blonde. That's why we have a word 'pigment'. Actually I made it but for me it looks way realistic story.
He could have added a magic word to trigger the power, like: "Everything i'm holding and i say 'turn into gold' will actually turn into gold". This way it's a win win situation"
@@mr.lostrythm7876 pretty sure this person meant every time Midas said “turn into gold” anything Midas touches will turn into gold. Not some kind of switch
I never knew about the ending of this story. I only knew about till his daughter turned into gold, so I thought the story has a miserable ending. Glad to know I was wrong.
Many tales (Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Western, etc.) have different versions like how some movies have alternate endings. The one you know is one of the versions.
After he became friends with pan Pan wanted to test his music skills against Apollo and the one ti vote for pan was The King so Apollo cursed him with donkey ears for some reason
Dionysus is truly one of the realest Greek Gods. No torment or pettiness, no killing, he rewards people who help those he cares about, warned about the risk of the wish (a wish that was terrible in the first place and not his fault for going poorly), and when Midas asks for help he actually gives him an opportunity to solve the problem instead of just leaving an eternal curse. He also taught a good lesson about how awful and destructive greed is. Based all around.
Could be worse, his clothes could have been turned into solid gold while he’s wearing it, the air he breath’s as well giving him a painful death, crushed by the golden outfit, and suffocating on the air he breath’s. Than once he fell on the ground dead, it could spread like wildfire, turning anything around him into gold with his blood spreading it from his crushed body from his clothes being made out of solid gold.
I get your point but I think a worse death is a slow one which King Mitus was experiencing. He witnessed his daughter die in front of him caused by his own actions, he couldn’t eat nor drink, and he’d have to live with the guilt and shame for the rest of his life. And MAN JUST WANTED SOME CASH 😭😭
@@karencanispeaktothemanager5340 there is a Ironman story with him being stuck in his suit trapped with no way out, and he spent a week in the suit screaming until he died. (He was infected by a virus, and the suit isolated him, trying to save him, but actually ended up killing him) His outfit doing the same thing, but also crushing him, breaking his bones from the weight, with all of the dust, and particles in the air he breathe choking him. He would die with the people that try to help him turning into Golden statues, and the others will see that and will just watch him die, just like the others that were turned into a golden statue. In my opinion mine is far worse, it keeps the threat of starving to death, but it gives him a death that is worse than Ironman when his suit isolated him, because of a virus, (he spent a week trapped in his suit unable to move, screaming nonstop for a week until he died) He will not just be trapped in his clothes unable to move or do anything, but his clothes would crush him, making his blood spread turning everything into gold, and he will watch as anyone that helps him will turn into gold, and the others would watch him die, like the people that were turned into gold statues. He will die from starvation, dehydration, blood loss, while also losing all hope, having people watch him die, with not just his daughter turned into gold, but also his soldiers, and maybe his wife.
@@karencanispeaktothemanager5340 Meh, he asked for it. Dionysus granted him a wish, he could asked for a mountain of gold or something. But instead he wish anything he touched turned into gold. His greed killed his daughter, not anything else.
So glad he could learn his lesson in time and Dionysius was a homie and let him take it back🥰 Also, to people who are commenting that indeed money can buy representatives of happiness... I think what it's meant is that you can have physical, mental and spiritual security; but that still won't be enough if you're not happy with yourself
Because the daughter is worth more than her weight in gold to him, but I recall reading somewhere he’s based on a real Phrygian king who plundered other kingdoms and gained wealth. There was no moral lessons in the real version.
@@sakuracardcaptor4709 Jesus Christ is the son of god. Idk why you guys always mistake that. Probably because you spend more time rambling than actually reading the bible.
cant wait for the next part...i grew up with the ending that her daughter turns to gold to teach about being greedy but now i learn that there is more to it and kinda a happy ending
Hey!!! I love your videos, they're so educative!!! I've learned so much with you, it's so cool! I'd like to see more stuff of my own cultures. Do you have any ideas of videos for Celtic Mythology or Portuguese/Iberic Mythology?
Imagine what it would have been like if despite being turned to Gold, Midas's Daughter was still able to move and talk, like instead of simply being a lifeless gold statue, she was a being made of living gold, who was as durable as gold and was super strong, but she became angry with her father for turning her into a "monster", having his daughter come to Hate him probably would have been worst than having her be frozen in place forever.
👏 Wow, good story about King Midas And The Golden Touch. Dionysus asked King Midas to plunge into the waters of the river paktolus the power of his touch to be remove and was finally return to normal including his daughter. That was great story!
Wow I like your content. Editing and narrating make your channel my favorite. Your work should be appreciated. You are deserve more subscriber I hope you must gain 10 Million subscriber by the end of this year. Please keep continue this type of amazing work. Your admirable hard work and deep research make you the best channel on TH-cam. But brother I am waiting for an promised video on Skanderbeg when it will come? I have a curiosity also can I ask your name? And Where are you from?
Theres a version that Midas was very greedy again and his ears became donkey ears and only his barber knew this secret until one day he dug a hole and told the secret the time passed and the grass sprouted and the wind blew and everyone learned it secret of Midas and after that Midas lost his kingdom.
I heard a version of this from my grandfather who was born and raised in Greece. That midas apon receiving this gift turned everything he owned to gold. He then being the richest man alive did whatever he pleased considering himself a God. This angered the gods and as punishment they made it so he would not just turn things into gold, but everything he touched. One night while he lay with his wife in a bed of golden leaves he turn her to gold, while she was with child. He was stricken with what had happened and began to curse the gods profusely. Zues then struck the fountain outside the palace and lent him the words. Forsake wealth for that which is worth much more and you will be forgiven. Midus then seeing his own reflection in the water touched his palm to its surface. His reflection turned golden and the water glowed like the rising sun. He was then told to take that water to pactolas, were he will empty it and bath both he and his wife. Apon emptying the bucket of water in to the river and then submerging both he and his wife they returned to normal. Unfortunately his wife's eyes and tongue remained gold as they were closed when she was turned. The daughters hair was golden and her eyes like blazing amber. Zues then came down and proclaimed that for the rest of thier lives they will serve as examples of of greed. The mother acted blind to the kings greed and choose to remain silent so that she could reap his fortune, would remain so till she died. In which she will pay the ferry man with her own eyes. Midus would live the rest of his life never able to touch gold again, and his daughter being at no fault would go about her days free with the blessing of the gods. As such she would never want for anything so long as she headed the faults of her parents. In doing so she only ever wanted for what her father and mother needed. Providing for her family who could no longer attain anything threw wealth. It was a story that was meant to teach about the importance of taking care of one's family of what one owns.
Hi, I wanted to ask if you knew of a greek legend in which a woman slept with her husband without ever seeing him, but when she saw him and turned to be a greek god, she was turned to ashes. Does that ring any bells? I’ve been looking for that story, but only find the one on Eros and Psyche.
@@ahmadMacoofficialchannel I think they left Midas himself unaffected so that he could live with the shame of his greedy endeavors and feel miserable, knowing that he would eventually starve to death if the curse wasn't removed. After all, the gods are notorious for torturing mortals with curses and unending misery rather than quick deaths, ESPECIALLY THE GREEK GODS!
But if Midas had gloves made out of chain mail made for him, and he put them on and they became gold, that would allow him to still touch his surrounding without having to turn them to gold🤷🏾♂️
@@spodreman7732 No, that could work. Yes, he will die of starvation, but when he tried to eat the bread, it turned into gold when HE touched it. The bread did not turn to gold when he used the fork. That means ONLY his touch can turn anything into gold, not the tools he use.
"i wish i choose what turned to golld by saying "i choose this object to turn to gold" and just touch it, if i did not say those words then it would not turn to gold" thats pretty much how i would alter it.
Now if you think about it... were he a little bit smarter about this, he could have asked about EXACTLY that... except for the golden touch to last for an hour only. That's at least what I would consider asking for. No matter HOW greedy you are, in under an hour you could turn so many objects into gold, you - and your family - be rich for life.
Pan is the Greek god of wilderness and pastures, and Midas was moving to the countryside to get away from his worldly possessions and live a simple life. Pan also plays a part in the second myth surrounding Midas. Look up "Midas, Pan, and Apollo", and you'll see what it's about.
I really like your content. But the lesson was spot on about greed. A minute and a half advertisement leaving less than four minutes for actual content ABOUT GREED. 🤦♀️
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How was this a week ago?
@@tndynn probably cause it was scheduled?
My guy should have just put on some gloves.. Ya’ll know rogue from x-men? Yeah.. midas was just stoooopid
@@davidmustaine997 That slipped my mind. Rogue is similar to King Midas in some way as she can absorb other mutants's and peoples's life force and powers. Maybe she's a distant descendant of King Midas?
Anytime you get asked “are you sure thats what you wish for?” You should take a few minutes to think about it
Or... you know... invest in some gloves
There is a BIG difference between a wish and what you want.
Yea like having a baby
Hope for the best, expect the worst
@@manniefresh3425
Wouldn't the gloves turn to gold?. If so then that would incase your hands and you'd be stuck with a harder to remove cast
Pro tip- if Dionysius, god of alcohol and festivities, suggests you reconsider, you _reconsider_
Dionysius knows bad decisions
Dionysus: Are you *REALLY, REALLY* sure you want this power homie?
@Gustavus Mercurius how?
@@Ohwhisperoflies He literally just explained it.
@Gustavus Mercurius such a tall wall of text, yet the fact I was joking still went over your head
venti be like
There's a version where Midas' daughter's hair stays gold to remind him of his foolishness. It is the Greek explanation for the origin of blonde hair.
I've never heard that version, but I love it.
That would be some heavy hair
I heard a story that drunkard was sleeping anywhere so once he slept near the pigs den and pig licked his hair until they became blonde. That's why we have a word 'pigment'.
Actually I made it but for me it looks way realistic story.
@@iintocomedian Not necessarily, stuff can be laced with gold dust ya know?
You guys have probably also heard the myth about Jesus being the son of god and dying for our sins
One of the few Ancient Greek stories that didn't end in tragedy.
Cause Zeus wasn’t involved
@@Bbillnyethe if zues was involved... R.I.P. 🤭
@@myrkurefni2398 If Zeus was involved you might as well slap an "available" sign on your daughter and make her wait at the front door
Rlly? I heard one version were he starved to death cuz his food kept turning into gold
@@daveyJ0nes yeah and a version where he instead gets gloves that protect him from his powers
He could have added a magic word to trigger the power, like: "Everything i'm holding and i say 'turn into gold' will actually turn into gold". This way it's a win win situation"
But how would he turn it off? XD
@@mr.lostrythm7876 pretty sure this person meant every time Midas said “turn into gold” anything Midas touches will turn into gold. Not some kind of switch
Or Meaby try wishing for a specific mineral to turn into gold
You're missing the point. It's not about finding a loop hole, it's about the moral of the story.
That's the moral of the story, excessive greed is bad
I never knew about the ending of this story. I only knew about till his daughter turned into gold, so I thought the story has a miserable ending. Glad to know I was wrong.
There are many versions of myths. So the original one you remember is just as valid and probably complete as this one.
Many tales (Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Western, etc.) have different versions like how some movies have alternate endings. The one you know is one of the versions.
After he became friends with pan
Pan wanted to test his music skills against Apollo and the one ti vote for pan was The King so Apollo cursed him with donkey ears for some reason
“Don’t be greedy”
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Ancient Hellenic Mythology is not fairytales but lessons of life.
Grammar...
Much like most anecdotes.
@@bujintei_kenaith8787 is good:)
@@ditisubramanya6091 “is good” what?
Even the ancient form of hellenistic astrology ✨
Dionysus is truly one of the realest Greek Gods. No torment or pettiness, no killing, he rewards people who help those he cares about, warned about the risk of the wish (a wish that was terrible in the first place and not his fault for going poorly), and when Midas asks for help he actually gives him an opportunity to solve the problem instead of just leaving an eternal curse. He also taught a good lesson about how awful and destructive greed is. Based all around.
Cadmus disagrees…
Could be worse, his clothes could have been turned into solid gold while he’s wearing it, the air he breath’s as well giving him a painful death, crushed by the golden outfit, and suffocating on the air he breath’s. Than once he fell on the ground dead, it could spread like wildfire, turning anything around him into gold with his blood spreading it from his crushed body from his clothes being made out of solid gold.
i think its only physical things and i am sure matters are not "things
@@irrelevanttroll3312 I was just explaining how it could be worse, but ok.
I get your point but I think a worse death is a slow one which King Mitus was experiencing. He witnessed his daughter die in front of him caused by his own actions, he couldn’t eat nor drink, and he’d have to live with the guilt and shame for the rest of his life. And MAN JUST WANTED SOME CASH 😭😭
@@karencanispeaktothemanager5340 there is a Ironman story with him being stuck in his suit trapped with no way out, and he spent a week in the suit screaming until he died. (He was infected by a virus, and the suit isolated him, trying to save him, but actually ended up killing him)
His outfit doing the same thing, but also crushing him, breaking his bones from the weight, with all of the dust, and particles in the air he breathe choking him. He would die with the people that try to help him turning into Golden statues, and the others will see that and will just watch him die, just like the others that were turned into a golden statue.
In my opinion mine is far worse, it keeps the threat of starving to death, but it gives him a death that is worse than Ironman when his suit isolated him, because of a virus, (he spent a week trapped in his suit unable to move, screaming nonstop for a week until he died)
He will not just be trapped in his clothes unable to move or do anything, but his clothes would crush him, making his blood spread turning everything into gold, and he will watch as anyone that helps him will turn into gold, and the others would watch him die, like the people that were turned into gold statues.
He will die from starvation, dehydration, blood loss, while also losing all hope, having people watch him die, with not just his daughter turned into gold, but also his soldiers, and maybe his wife.
@@karencanispeaktothemanager5340
Meh, he asked for it. Dionysus granted him a wish, he could asked for a mountain of gold or something. But instead he wish anything he touched turned into gold. His greed killed his daughter, not anything else.
I love history stories
Me too
It's not history though
I did not mean history itself, I do like history stories but what I meant is I like this channel stories the channel name (see u in history mythology)
Mythology*
This is the oldest moral lesson of them all. The wealth of Love is far richer then money, as said time and time again, "Money cannot buy happiness".
It can buy comfort though, which is a means of more easily attaining happiness.
Money cannot buy happiness. But it can rent it.
@@AdventuresAlberta So you are saying between $1 million and your most loved one, you will choose money?
Give me money and i will be happy 🙄😂🤣
So glad he could learn his lesson in time and Dionysius was a homie and let him take it back🥰
Also, to people who are commenting that indeed money can buy representatives of happiness... I think what it's meant is that you can have physical, mental and spiritual security; but that still won't be enough if you're not happy with yourself
This are my bed time routine to listen to one of your videos each day. Thanks for posting man 👍👍👍
Because the daughter is worth more than her weight in gold to him, but I recall reading somewhere he’s based on a real Phrygian king who plundered other kingdoms and gained wealth. There was no moral lessons in the real version.
I'm soso happy for Midas! I always thought he had died of starvation, but turns out he lived to be an example for us all 🥰
God made man
Man made money
And money made man mad
And mad man made god
@@glanced9684 Wrong. God made all men and women. Mad Men created false gods and goddesses and turned away from the true God Almighty, Jesus Christ.
@@sakuracardcaptor4709 Jesus Christ is the son of god. Idk why you guys always mistake that. Probably because you spend more time rambling than actually reading the bible.
@@sakuracardcaptor4709 Jesus is not the almighty god 😂
Let’s respect everyone’s religion but Jesus is not the god of gods
cant wait for the next part...i grew up with the ending that her daughter turns to gold to teach about being greedy but now i learn that there is more to it and kinda a happy ending
I hadn't heard a version where he gets his daughter back and lives peacefully afterwards, but I like it!
I remember reading about this story in 1st grade... Sweet memories
Hey!!! I love your videos, they're so educative!!! I've learned so much with you, it's so cool! I'd like to see more stuff of my own cultures. Do you have any ideas of videos for Celtic Mythology or Portuguese/Iberic Mythology?
Midas curse on history: a curse that punishes the greedy
Midas curse on games: yo wanna get rich?
there are many lessons to be learned from this story
I’ve heard of this story when I was little it was a really good story
I love king midas story it's my favorite
so cool this myth ,it just show us that no money or wealth in the world can replace the love of the ones you care ,great video i'm subscribing
A good example of what happens when we allow greed to take over. When we do that, what we greedily want ends up worthless in the end. Good video!
Amazing video as always
moral of the story: be careful what you wish for cause darling you might get more.
I once wished for one salmon meal but instead I got two salmon meals.
I once wished my life was more rewarding at work and I found $20. Was a good Tuesday
Wah?
Imagine what it would have been like if despite being turned to Gold, Midas's Daughter was still able to move and talk, like instead of simply being a lifeless gold statue, she was a being made of living gold, who was as durable as gold and was super strong, but she became angry with her father for turning her into a "monster", having his daughter come to Hate him probably would have been worst than having her be frozen in place forever.
Pure gold is soft and loses its shape even with as little pressure as that exerted by air on it
👏 Wow, good story about King Midas And The Golden Touch. Dionysus asked King Midas to plunge into the waters of the river paktolus the power of his touch to be remove and was finally return to normal including his daughter. That was great story!
Wow I like your content. Editing and narrating make your channel my favorite. Your work should be appreciated. You are deserve more subscriber I hope you must gain 10 Million subscriber by the end of this year. Please keep continue this type of amazing work. Your admirable hard work and deep research make you the best channel on TH-cam. But brother I am waiting for an promised video on Skanderbeg when it will come? I have a curiosity also can I ask your name? And Where are you from?
I love how this channel shows us many tragedy and later on happy endings
The moral of the story; be careful what you wish for.
Isn't that the moral for the Monkey's Paw" story?
Multiple stories can have the same lesson. @@vladimir-savage72
There is also a story in Myanmar like a greedy queen got a wish and she said she wanted everything to turn to jewel when she touched it.
The moral lesson will last forever
Could you upload more videos on the War of Troy, have been waiting for them
thank you for the video
“You see Mr Powers… I love GOLD. The look of it, the taste of it the texture…”
-Goldmenber
so far this is the only nice ending I've seen for anyone here in Greek mythology
Very good video
Theres a version that Midas was very greedy again and his ears became donkey ears and only his barber knew this secret until one day he dug a hole and told the secret the time passed and the grass sprouted and the wind blew and everyone learned it secret of Midas and after that Midas lost his kingdom.
Thanks!
thanks Palious :)
Wow, a story that didn't end horribly. What a novelty.
Rather than asking Dionysus for the Golden Touch, King Midas should have asked for Geese that could lay Golden Eggs.
Greek mythology isn’t just a story it’s a lesson
About Greed
0:00 how it feels getting golden apples in mc
Man i wasn't expecting a happy ending
Thats the biggest shock in greek methodology
he should’ve say “ i want everything i touched with my intentions turn to gold
Very nice work. How long do you draw for one of this pictures?
I heard a version of this from my grandfather who was born and raised in Greece. That midas apon receiving this gift turned everything he owned to gold. He then being the richest man alive did whatever he pleased considering himself a God. This angered the gods and as punishment they made it so he would not just turn things into gold, but everything he touched. One night while he lay with his wife in a bed of golden leaves he turn her to gold, while she was with child. He was stricken with what had happened and began to curse the gods profusely. Zues then struck the fountain outside the palace and lent him the words. Forsake wealth for that which is worth much more and you will be forgiven. Midus then seeing his own reflection in the water touched his palm to its surface. His reflection turned golden and the water glowed like the rising sun. He was then told to take that water to pactolas, were he will empty it and bath both he and his wife. Apon emptying the bucket of water in to the river and then submerging both he and his wife they returned to normal. Unfortunately his wife's eyes and tongue remained gold as they were closed when she was turned. The daughters hair was golden and her eyes like blazing amber. Zues then came down and proclaimed that for the rest of thier lives they will serve as examples of of greed. The mother acted blind to the kings greed and choose to remain silent so that she could reap his fortune, would remain so till she died. In which she will pay the ferry man with her own eyes. Midus would live the rest of his life never able to touch gold again, and his daughter being at no fault would go about her days free with the blessing of the gods. As such she would never want for anything so long as she headed the faults of her parents. In doing so she only ever wanted for what her father and mother needed. Providing for her family who could no longer attain anything threw wealth.
It was a story that was meant to teach about the importance of taking care of one's family of what one owns.
I love this story if king Midas this will be fun
Hi, I wanted to ask if you knew of a greek legend in which a woman slept with her husband without ever seeing him, but when she saw him and turned to be a greek god, she was turned to ashes. Does that ring any bells? I’ve been looking for that story, but only find the one on Eros and Psyche.
This the best end mythology so far
Where do u get the images from? They’re top tier
❤ all your video's.
That was a lot more wholesome than I was expecting.
The ultimate Be careful of what you wish for
If King Midas accidentally touches himself with his golden touch, He'll turn into Golden Statue, forever
Wow tdil that Midas' story actually had a happy end
He should have asked for Bitcoins instead.
There were no computers, software, or electronics, or transistors, or computer code then.
@@victordonavon292 yeah the original commenter was sarcastically joking.
Beautiful story
Option A: warn midas about his wish
Option B: Epic prank him
As a Thracian I'm glad this was one of the few myths that didnt end in tragedy 🙏🇷🇴❤🇬🇷🇦🇱🇧🇬
I remember this story in the doctor dbrid books in primary school
That's a nice story...I like it
Yeah I remember this when I'm a kid I have a picture book about this and it was fun to read
BTW what happened to his daughter was a later addition by a modern author and it never appears in the original Greek myth.
1/3 of this video is an advert? ridiculous.
Now this is a good story
I'm shocked that he didn't turn his self gold... We all have itches, coughs, sneezes etc
well that's just tragic if that's really happened
@@ahmadMacoofficialchannel I think they left Midas himself unaffected so that he could live with the shame of his greedy endeavors and feel miserable, knowing that he would eventually starve to death if the curse wasn't removed. After all, the gods are notorious for torturing mortals with curses and unending misery rather than quick deaths, ESPECIALLY THE GREEK GODS!
Thanks 😌
Midas's daughter is also called Chrysafenia because he liked gold
But if Midas had gloves made out of chain mail made for him, and he put them on and they became gold, that would allow him to still touch his surrounding without having to turn them to gold🤷🏾♂️
Midas tried to eat, but the food turned to good after entering his mouth. So the curse doesn’t only apply to things that touches his hand.
@@spodreman7732 No, that could work. Yes, he will die of starvation, but when he tried to eat the bread, it turned into gold when HE touched it. The bread did not turn to gold when he used the fork. That means ONLY his touch can turn anything into gold, not the tools he use.
@@reinxraidenchannel9807 Yes we know that😂it still doesn’t let him bloody eat which is the main ossue
Is there merch for this channel ??? 👀👀👀
Man, I love these videos. But that Skillshare ad really pulls you out of it...
"i wish i choose what turned to golld by saying "i choose this object to turn to gold" and just touch it, if i did not say those words then it would not turn to gold"
thats pretty much how i would alter it.
History is fun
Ironically, the main moral or lesson modern society has taken away from the fable of King Midas comes in the form of the metaphor "the Midas touch".
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I still remember how kratos threw him into lava .
In Ghost of Sparta God Of War
I learned about this
AMAZING!! Really NICE!
Now if you think about it... were he a little bit smarter about this, he could have asked about EXACTLY that... except for the golden touch to last for an hour only.
That's at least what I would consider asking for. No matter HOW greedy you are, in under an hour you could turn so many objects into gold, you - and your family - be rich for life.
The most extreme version of "Careful what you wish for"
How come this guy only has 1 mil
Can anybody explain why Pan? And why was it important to include that bit of information in the story? Genuinely curious
Pan is the Greek god of wilderness and pastures, and Midas was moving to the countryside to get away from his worldly possessions and live a simple life. Pan also plays a part in the second myth surrounding Midas. Look up "Midas, Pan, and Apollo", and you'll see what it's about.
You have nice America voice and I can clear understand. Very nice
At least it had a happy ending, unlike what I thought it might be like
And then Kratos threw him in lava, the end.
3:29... Isn't gold is soft metal.. I see most of stories that they tell gold as hard metal.. If anyone knows what behind this please explain
"Golden coloured of gold..." I love English.
Question :
If you had to make one wish what would it be 🤔
I wish for Good luck forever ♾️
Now pan vs Apollo up next
A rare happy ending
❤️❤️❤️if Dionysus says you should reconsider then do it
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dude, this is cool
Wait, this ending is different from what I know....
same I remember him dying at the end of the story. I never heard of this happy ending but it's wholesome nonetheless
I really like your content. But the lesson was spot on about greed. A minute and a half advertisement leaving less than four minutes for actual content ABOUT GREED. 🤦♀️
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