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Apollo and Poseidon settling an argument.

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Apollo and Poseidon settling an argument.

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noun /fôg/  /fäg/

1. A thick cloud of tiny water droplets suspended in the atmosphere at or near the earth's surface that obscures or restricts visibility (to a greater extent than mist; strictly, reducing visibility to below 1 km)

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A) Apollo's Home, the sacred hill of Acropolis

B) Lunch stop, Agora Marketplace

C) Poseidon's Home, the Sea

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FOG: Apollo is angry so he has his Muses block off his light source with clouds. Poseidon decides to send Apollo one final message himself by hurling a massive tidal wave toward shore splashing up a ton of sea foam that travels in the air toward Apollo's hillside residence Acropolis.

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FOG: Apollo is angry so he has his Muses block off his light source with clouds. Poseidon decides to send Apollo one final message himself by hurling a massive tidal wave toward shore splashing up a ton of sea foam that travels in the air toward Apollo's hillside residence Acropolis.

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PROBLEM: Hermes is new to his job as traveling messenger.  

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PROBLEM: Hermes is new to his job as traveling messenger.  

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1) Traveling across the country from Acropolis through agora to the Mediterranean Sea is a physically exhausting task.

2) Remembering emotionally charged messages is difficult, especially when the argument goes on for far too long.

3) The combination leaves Hermes' fatigued resulting in his delivery of a false and hurtful message.

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CLIMAX:   Hermes's first experience with being stuck in the middle of a passive aggressive argument between the God of the Sea and the God of Light results in the phenomenon of fog.

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CLIMAX:   Hermes's first experience with being stuck in the middle of a passive aggressive argument between the God of the Sea and the God of Light results in the phenomenon of fog.