Hi Folks! Sorry for the long break, but I am now back! I had COVID and went away twice so I didn't have it in me to create, unfortunately. But I am back now and I hope you all enjoy this new episode!! It is a brief summary of the epic with some literary commentary thrown in! Any queries please do not hesitate to reach out! 

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