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    The irony between the lines tells the story of a poet named Apollo. The gods are concerned that he is not taking his godly responsibilities seriously. He writes his poems down and sends them to famous philosophers and celebrities.

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    The irony between the lines tells the story of a poet named Apollo. The gods are concerned that he is not taking his godly responsibilities seriously. He writes his poems down and sends them to famous philosophers and celebrities.

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    The irony between the lines tells the story of a poet named Apollo. The gods are concerned that he is not taking his godly responsibilities seriously. He writes his poems down and sends them to famous philosophers and celebrities.

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    TheIronyBetweenTheLines

    Scene1:
    ThisscenetakesplacemiddayonMt.Olympusinthegodsthroneroom.Thethrone
    roomisivorycolor,withtwelvethronesintheshapeofaUfivethronesononeside,twointhe
    center,andfiveontheotherside.Inthescene,Apolloiswalkingupstepstothroneroom,
    thinkingabouttheinterventionthatisabouttotakeplaceforhim.

    Scene2:
    Inthisscene,wearestillinthethroneroom,midday,withZeussittingonhisthrone
    withArtemisstandingnexttohim.ApolloiskneelinginfrontofZeus.Inthescene,Zeusand
    ArtemisarevoicingtheirconcernsaboutApollospoetry:himcomingupwithphraseslike
    dude,bagon,bruh,etcTheyfeelheisnottakinghisgodlyresponsibilitiesseriously.

    Scene3:
    Inthisscene,wearestillinthroneroom,midday.Inthescene,Artemisispickingafight
    withApolloandheloseshistemper.HedirectsthattemperatZeus,insultingtheGodoftheSky.

    Scene4:
    Thesceneisstillinthroneroom,midday.Inthescene,Zeusstandsabruptlyandthreatens
    totakeApollosgodlypowersfromhimifhedoesntstopactingchildish.Apolloagreestonever
    recite
    poemsandphrasesagain.Withthat,ArtemisandZeusleavethethroneroom,leaving
    ApollostillkneelinginfrontofZeusthrone.

    Scene5:
    Inthisscene,Apolloissittingonthemarblestepsthatleadtothethroneroom.Theyare
    ivorycolorlikethethroneroomandcooltothetouch.Inthescene,Apolloreadsbetweenthe
    linesand
    writes
    hisphrasesandpoemsdownandsendsthemtothefamousphilosophersand
    celebritiesthatweadmiretoday.

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