Much of this episode hews to the story line of the Iliad, meaning the focus is on the latter stages of the rage of Achilles and its tragic consequences but ultimately also its glorious aftermath. Patrokles and Hector are key elements but an outraged river also makes an appearance? The destructive nature of excess and the paramount importance of honor pulse throughout this episode. Harrowing or satisfying? You be the judge. Enjoy nonetheless.

Much of this episode hews to the story line of the Iliad, meaning the focus is on the latter stages of the rage of Achilles and its tragic consequences but ultimately also its glorious aftermath. Patrokles and Hector are key elements but an outraged river also makes an appearance? The destructive nature of excess and the paramount importance of honor pulse throughout this episode. Harrowing or satisfying? You be the judge. Enjoy nonetheless.

Much of this episode hews to the story line of the Iliad, meaning the focus is on the latter stages of the rage of Achilles and its tragic consequences but ultimately also its glorious aftermath. Patrokles and Hector are key elements but an outraged river also makes an appearance? The destructive nature of excess and the paramount importance of honor pulse throughout this episode. Harrowing or satisfying? You be the judge. Enjoy nonetheless.&nbsp;

MC's Homeric Cycle: Episode 3

Minimalist production of original plays written by MC, drawn mostly but not exclusively* from Greek mythology. The first were Midas and Medea, followed by Jonah*, the crowdcasts As the Olympian World Turns and Last Gasp, MC's Homeric Cycle, Icarus, Murph!*, two more crowdcasts An Apocalyptic Apotheosis and Orpheus, and the modern Skool Dayz*. MC himself voices most of these (except for cameos and crowdcasts, obviously wherein MC can scarcely be heard, which may be a relief to some, lol!). 

At any rate, enjoy!

* Jonah `ain't exactly Greek, nor Murph, nor Skool Dayz for that matter!

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Minimalist production of original plays written by MC, drawn mostly but not exclusively* from Greek mythology. The first were Midas and Medea, followed by Jonah*, the crowdcasts As the Olympian World Turns and Last Gasp, MC's Homeric Cycle, Icarus, Murph!*, two more crowdcasts An Apocalyptic Apotheosis and Orpheus, and the modern Skool Dayz*. MC himself voices most of these (except for cameos and crowdcasts, obviously wherein MC can scarcely be heard, which may be a relief to some, lol!). At any rate, enjoy! * Jonah `ain't exactly Greek, nor Murph, nor Skool Dayz for that matter!

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