I was always shit at Greek, and got lost in how repetitive Homer can be. I read both Fagles' Odyssey and Iliad long before I learned any Greek, and somewhere in the back of my head, totally illogically, expected it to go just as quickly. But then, I have enough trouble with pure Attic, and well, I guess that ship has sailed. And hmmm yes, The Aeneid. I think, when I was younger, I was just looking for all the monsters of The Odyssey, but on rereads, The Aeneid is so striking. Latin is...my comfort language, haha, if that makes any sense. I was made to take it pretty young, and you either chuck it or learn to love it I guess.
Even John doesn't know what Dean wants aside from family, his family all together.
Ah, that's so sharp. I guess, as the redundant chorus of SPN goes, OH DEAN.
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Date: 2007-01-22 04:22 am (UTC)Even John doesn't know what Dean wants aside from family, his family all together.
Ah, that's so sharp. I guess, as the redundant chorus of SPN goes, OH DEAN.