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Furthermore, one of his works is called "Prometheus and Pandora."
Prometheus and Pandora. Prometheus, son of the Titan Iapetus, gave fire to mankind. He stole it from Zeus. Zeus punished Prometheus, but he could not take the fire away from people – the idea of the irreversibility of progress. Zeus can only compensate for the good that people have received with evil. Zeus hates people. He orders the other gods to create a woman. The name of this first woman is Pandora (i.e., "all-gifted"). She is beautiful, but she has a "two-faced, deceitful soul" (68). From her came the "destructive race of women" (Theogony, 591) 1 /See: Greek Poets. Translated by V.V. Veresaev. Moscow, 1968./. Being curious, Pandora, looking into the vessel where misfortunes were contained, released them into the world. Hastily closing the lid, she managed to keep only one hope inside. Therefore, only one hope for a better future sustains people, overwhelmed by countless misfortunes.
Are we absolutely sure that Homm has a negative status? Do we know for sure that Pandora has a positive one? I don't remember how you connected Scandinavian languages and Hyperborea; please remind me.
I wouldn't allow that either. The Priest died a few days ago, right? Can you remind me who he was? I seem to have forgotten. And how he died. Or wait... Hostor was blocked today... And Cash was clearly not killed by the Priest... OH, SHI~! See? I thought about it for just half a minute and already gave you a reason why you voted against Hossi. Why are you so quiet?
I'm not quiet. What can I say? I agree that Cash wasn't killed by Hostor, but not by the Priest either. If Hostor thinks the Priest is still alive... well, maybe he is, but the description suggests it was the Mafia. I voted against him because his attempt to portray Cash as Diomedes is completely unclear to me. And I have a feeling that you and Hostor are communicating somewhere else besides this thread. Hostor, why were you so insistent that Penthesilea protect Morning (was it so that she wouldn't be targeted?)? And you, Morning, of course, write to Hostor, "How can I know that you're not Mafia and not leaking information about Hermit," and immediately in that message, you vote against me. And indeed, why are the Mafia blocking Hostor for three days in a row? What role does he have that they persistently don't want to kill him, but block him every time (or is it something else)?
Всё не так плохо как Вы думаете. Всё намного хуже!
Hermit, just tell me, who could be the priest, come on.
What should I tell you? It should be clear to you. Xostor
By the way, regarding the maniac, our priest – there are 2 candidates: Pandora and, indeed, Hommi... Hesiod is a writer. He competed in poetry with Homer (Pandora's signature) and wrote the poem "Works and Days" (the beginnings of communism - Hommi's joke). So, who is the maniac?!?!?!
Well, maybe, but I'm not sure he's even alive. There were no murders by him today. It is quite possible that it was Cash... By the way, if that's the case, then it turns out that it was Diomed who killed him... But in general, I don't know who the priest is and whether he is alive at all.
Всё не так плохо как Вы думаете. Всё намного хуже!
He seems to think the priest is dead, but he hasn't specified when, why, or who might have killed him.
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The Hyperborea clue is not very convincing, in my opinion. Like, dwarves = Scandinavia? On the other hand, it's the best clue we have for the first murder, so we don't have much choice.
We need to compare the stats.
Hermit, who among them could be a priest, let's play:
1. Neyra Drake
3. Vegtam
4. Gur
6. Werevolka
7. crabby
8. WisTrit
12. Freud
14. Arandor
16. Thorium
17. Imaris, the Moon Wolf
20. Kash
Lock, check the 5th newspaper for a note from "Sisky").
According to the newspapers, Hommy was constantly being blocked, his blood collection ceramics were broken, and he couldn't walk. He called those who did it godless, Andromache was putting him to sleep, and he had a negative status. He's the best candidate for the priest title. The only thing that's not quite clear is why he didn't kill on the fifth night. Pandora has a positive status, according to our investigator's statement; no one bothered her, and there were no priest killings.
We need to connect today's clue to Hommy to be sure. As a weak option, Hesiod made up all sorts of epic poems and songs. Like most myth-groups. In flames, in our case. Which are Swedish.
We need to connect today's evidence to Hommy to be sure. As a weak option, Hesiod came up with all sorts of epic poems and songs. Like most metal bands. In Flames, in our case. Which are Swedish.
So, it's a Berber. Xostor
Hesiod wrote the poem "Works and Days." I think that it was with this treatise that he originated communism, which Hommy is a fan of.
khm, moreover, one of his works is called "Prometheus and Pandora"
Prometheus and Pandora. Prometheus, the son of the Titan Iapetus, gave fire to people. He stole it from Zeus. Zeus punished Prometheus, but he could not take the fire away from people - the idea of the irreversibility of progress. Zeus can only compensate for the good that people have received with evil. Zeus hates people. He orders the other gods to create a woman. The name of this first woman is Pandora (i.e., "all-gifted"). She is beautiful, but she has a "two-faced, deceitful soul" (68). From her came the "destructive race of women" (Theogony, 591) 1 /See: Greek Poets. Translated by V.V. Veresaev. M., 1968./. Being curious, Pandora, looking into the vessel where misfortunes were contained, released them into the world. Hastily closing the lid, she managed to keep only one hope. Therefore, only one hope for a better future supports people, overwhelmed by countless misfortunes.
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